Eagan, Minn.-based AllRegs, an online publisher of reference information for the residential mortgage lending industry, has unveiled an updated website and an enhanced version of its user application, AllRegs Online.One of the enhancements, proGuides, enables lenders to share their own product descriptions and underlying guides with their internal staff while providing branded versions to their brokers and correspondents. "This upgrade maintains the continuity of the user interface while improving its functionality, adding more content and providing new tools," said Glenn Ford, founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of AllRegs. The company said the upgrade also includes: AllRegs Academy, which offers classroom courses, distance learning, and MortgageMentor practical guides for various subjects; improved navigation and organization; new tools such as firstPass, for product selection and comparison, and a new online store for ordering products and training programs; reorganized federal compliance content; and a new, task-oriented home page in AllRegs Online. The company can be found online at http://www.allregs.com.
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