Advectis Inc., Alpharetta, Ga., has announced the release of enhanced capabilities for electronic document transfer and investor delivery in its BlitzDocs Collaboration Suite.The added functionality, announced at the MBA's National Secondary Market Conference and Expo in Chicago, enables lenders to export imaged loan folders for secure, fast delivery to the secondary market. The new export capabilities give lenders and correspondent sellers the ability to assign loans, either pool or flow, for electronic delivery to specific investors or due-diligence providers. Once logged in to BlitzDocs, investors can access the assigned loans via a browser and import the document images directly into their internal imaging systems, Advectis said. The delivery is securely transmitted from the BlitzDocs network to the external parties. No additional software, integration resources, or programming is required for electronic loan delivery. Advectis can be found on the Web at http://www.advectis.com.
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