SwiftView Inc., Portland, Ore., and Netupdate Inc., Bellevue, Wash., have partnered to enable borrowers to use SwiftView's SwiftSend InBound service to send documents to lenders electronically.A borrower who uses Netupdate's Originator Pro online point-of-sale system to apply for a loan and check loan status will now be able to securely fax or upload loan documentation directly into an eLoanFolder. "We're making electronic submission of documents to lenders very simple," explained Diane Holmstrom, Netupdate's chief executive. Within each borrower's website, borrowers can upload documents or print fax cover sheets that are bar-coded to route documents automatically into the correct eLoanFolder, she said. "Scanning documents post-closing will soon be a thing of the past for documents that can be created or received electronically," added Steve Bachelder, president of SwiftView. "Using our technology, lenders can then share documents electronically throughout the entire loan process, including underwriting, post-closing, investor delivery, and final long-term archiving." The companies can be found on the Web at http://www.swiftview.com and http://www.netupdate.com.
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