Dorado, San Mateo, Calif., and OnePipeline, Salt Lake City, have announced that they will integrateOnePipeline's third-party automated loan origination compliance system and Dorado's relationship commerce technologyinto Web-based sales and marketing systems for real estate offices. The serviceis designed to enable real estate agents to begin the loan origination process for clients, collaborate via theInternet with a broker's affiliate mortgage company, and receive compensation for the services they provide. Thecompanies said the offering will allow real estate agents to meet all state and federal laws and professional regulationswhile performing loan origination services. The companies' website addresses are http://www.dorado.com and http://www.onepipeline.com .
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