Mortgage technology

eLynx WPS Online at Wausau Mortgage

Published October 21, 2003, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Pleasanton, Calif.-based Wausau Mortgage Corp. has implemented the Web Posting Service provided by eLynx Ltd., Cincinnati, to allow for electronic delivery of residential mortgage documents.The lender had previously used eLynx's Desktop Connect product but has upgraded to the firm's Enterprise Connect offering, which will allow for document packages to be sent automatically without human intervention. Wausau Mortgage originates about $150 million in residential mortgages each month. The announcement was made at the MBA's annual convention in San Diego. The companies can be found online at http://www.wausaumortgage.com and http://www.elynx.com.

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