Financial Industry Computer Systems Inc., a mortgage technology vendor that provides in-house residential origination and servicing technology and commercial servicing technology to the mortgage industry, has enhanced the architecture of its iNetAp product.FICS reported at the Mortgage Banking Association's National Technology in Mortgage Banking Conference & Expo, Tampa, Fla., that iNetAp's new architecture provides lenders with faster page loading, increased branding options and loan officer access. New customization functionality is now available giving lenders the ability to configure their own mortgage loan application, including: fields, tabs, navigation and branding. The new architecture extends iNetAp to multiple origination channels through the use of the Loan Officer Pipeline with a real-time connection to Loan Producer, the central database of record. The Dallas-based company can be found on the Web at http://www.loanware.com.
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