Fidelity National Information Services Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., has announced the launch of eRelease Payload, an automated utility designed exclusively for the company's mortgage servicing package clients.The eRelease product line is an end-to-end lien release processing system, and the launch of eRelease Payload provides the added functionality of automated order placement into eRelease when the loan payoff transaction occurs, the company said. Using the utility to place orders eliminates the inconvenience, time delays, and risk of using multiple queries to aggregate order placement data. "Prior to Payload, our eRelease clients created their own upload files to place orders using multiple reports or manual entry of MSP data," said Clay Cornett, president of Fidelity National Default Solutions. "The process was cumbersome and increased our clients' exposure to potential penalties and litigation due to misplaced orders and incomplete files." FNIS can be found online at http://www.fidelityinfoservices.com.
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