ValuAmerica, a Pittsburgh-based developer of settlement services technology and a builder of large-scale vendor management captives, has introduced a Web version of its ValuNet platform.The new software, called ValuNet xsp, enables lenders, title companies, and other settlement services providers of all sizes to access technology and products previously available only to large vendor management captives, the company said. Specifically, it gives them access to embedded settlement services providers such as appraisers, abstractors, title underwriters, credit, flood, and tax services. In addition, the product features a 50-state, ZIP-code-specific bundled pricing calculator that allows lenders to offer customized settlement service packages. The company can be found online at http://www.valuamerica.com.
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