MortgageFlex Systems Inc., Jacksonville, Fla., has upgraded its WebConsumer component to its current version of the LoanQuest Residential Lending System, to allow users to get real-time loan status.The upgraded Web component, based on .NET Web technology, enables consumers to shop lenders’ programs, rates and fees and move that information directly into what the company calls a “mini-application” fed to the RLS system. Consumers also can input personal information at their chosen speed. Key features of the WebConsumer component for lenders include: seamless integration with RLS, loan information from the consumer website to RLS, setup information from RLS to the consumer website, turnkey application run at lender or vendor location, ability to customize look and feel (color, logos, etc.), online documentation adjustable to meet individual requirements, extends existing website functionality, and quick implementation, the company said. MortgageFlex can be found on the Web at http://www.mortgageflex.com.
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