Snapdocs, a leading digital closing platform, has announced a partnership with Finastra, a financial services provider. The integration enables Trustmark, a financial institution providing personal banking, wealth management, and mortgage services, to integrate with Snapdocs’ automated document and content delivery platform in order to improve its eClose transformation process.
This integration will provide Trustmark’s customers with a more efficient, digital experience, as well as improved data accuracy when it comes to mortgage documents. The joint effort further operationalizes eClose while unifying the necessary data within Mortgagebot LOS, allowing Trustmark to move towards a more automated digital process and closer relationship transparency.
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• Snapdocs, a leading digital closing platform announced a partnership with Finastra – a financial service provider
• The integration allowed Trustmark to integrate with Snapdocs’ automated document and content delivery platform
• The integration allows for improved and efficient customer experience, as well as data accuracy when it comes to document content
• Unifying data within the Mortgagebot LOS, allows for an automated and closer relationship transformation
You can read this full article at: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/snapdocs-finastra-los-integrate-to-support-trustmark-eclosings/(subscription required)
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