Twenty7tec updates SOURCE to support more complex customer needs

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Twenty7tec has announced a new update to its affordability solution in SOURCE, designed to give advisers a more efficient way to research lender affordability and retrieve more accurate results for their customers.

Advisers can now populate additional data fields introduced to support more complex customer demands, including self-employed and contractor scenarios.

The enhanced functionality will then present additional fields that will help advisers populate further data to retrieve more accurate maximum borrowing amounts from lenders.

This enhancement is immediately available to all users as part of their standard SOURCE license.

Nathan Reilly (pictured), director at Twenty7tec, said: “We’ve been working on this update for some time, as we appreciate that affordability has become an increasingly complex matter and one that has intensified over the last 12-18 months.

“In turn, we feel technology has a part to play in helping the market respond to this challenge by providing solutions that ensure a greater degree of efficiency and accuracy.

“We’re naturally pleased to be rolling this added functionality out to our users at no extra cost and we’re also committed to exploring how we can make further improvements over the coming month.”

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