Ellie Mae, a Dublin, Calif.-based provider of software and services for the mortgage industry, has released Dynamic Loan Screening, which it touts as the industry's first virtual inter-operable platform that matches loan applications with the products and services of lenders, investors, and settlement service providers.The platform automatically identifies matches between borrower data and products, services, and promotions of participating lenders, investors, and service providers as an originator enters data into Encompass, Ellie Mae's mortgage management system. "As the originator inputs loan data into Encompass, that data is continuously monitored, and when a 'match' occurs, an offer is automatically displayed on the originator's loan origination system screen," said Jonathan Corr, Ellie Mae’s chief strategy officer. "For lenders and service providers, it's like having an account executive sitting on the originator's desktop." Dynamic Loan Screening can also screen for compliance and fraud as well as prepayment and early delinquency risks. Ellie Mae can be found online at http://www.elliemae.com.
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