Seattle-based Keystroke Technology Solutions has announced the release of Key2Decisionware, a point-of-sale automated underwriting tool that incorporates lenders' programs, pricing, stipulations, conditions, and policies -- plus messaging and best-fit analysis. The company said Key2Decisionware allows lenders to maintain their available loan programs, full eligibility rules, and pricing adjustments in real time without the use of information technology personnel. The system's component-based, standards-compliant design lets lenders augment their legacy systems instead of replacing them. "With today's rapidly changing market conditions, lenders need and want the ability to respond rapidly and in accordance with their business strategies," said Michael Hart, Keystroke's president and chief executive officer. "Key2Decisionware provides the tool they need to manage their business effectively." The company's website address is http://www.keystroke.com.
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