Pricing Vendor Integrating with Encompass System

Published August 24, 2009, 1:00 p.m. EDT

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Pricing vendor Mortgage Pricing Systems has integrated its LEAP! application with Ellie Mae's Encompass LOS. This integration enables Encompass users to automatically export a loan file into LEAP! and return key product and pricing data back to Encompass with a few clicks. Mortgage Pricing Systems distinguishes itself from other product and pricing engine providers by giving Encompass users immediate access to pricing, eliminating the need for additional data entry on the LEAP! website. Qualified programs and pricing are displayed in seconds. Furthermore, by combining simple presentation with numerous sorting and filtering options, users can modify desired rate, price and program (agency, FHA and VA) on a single page without constantly re-qualifying a loan.

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