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Appintell Broadens Ellie Mae Partnership

Published July 28, 2004, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Updated July 28, 2004, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Appintell Inc., St. Louis, has expanded its strategic partnership with Dublin, Calif.-based Ellie Mae.As part of the agreement, Appintell compliance offerings within Ellie Mae's ePASS Web transaction portal will be accessible to users that have Genesis 2000, Contour, Encompass, and other loan origination systems. These users will now have a direct interface with AppIntell's High Cost Loan Filter and PredProtect anti-predatory-lending compliance solutions through ePASS (Electronic Pricing and Submission System). To access HCL and PredProtect, users will use links in the ePASS additional vendor services section. The Appintell solutions provide full annual-percentage-rate and points/fees threshold calculations, plus additional jurisdiction-specific tests to determine compliance with applicable laws. Appintell can be found on the Web at http://www.appintell.com.

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