Acris Solutions, a Web-based provider of electronic imaging, document management and loan delivery solutions for the mortgage industry, now provides process workflow for lenders of all sizes. Making the announcement at the Mortgage Bankers Association annual conference at San Francisco's Moscone Center, Acris Solutions president Richard Johnston describes the new workflow capability as an important control and security measure for companies making the transition from paper-based processes to image-based lending. "It's not a question of 'if' lenders are going to make the transition to image-based lending, but a question of 'when,'" Mr. Johnston says. The technology includes making certain that steps are taken in the process to maintain control of the workflow to avoid duplication of effort and keep service levels high.
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