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2020 HW Tech100 Mortgage winner: Dovenmuehle

Leading the digital transformation of mortgage subservicing

Dovenmuehle’s San Francisco based technology development team DMI Software has been leading the digital transformation of mortgage subservicing by listening to its clients and developing applications that immediately improve efficiency, reduce costs and increase consumer satisfaction. DMI has developed applications to help mortgage servicers manage the large and complex data set associated with mortgage servicing. These applications help servicers save time, understand their portfolios better, and provide valuable insights that ultimately help servicers operate more effectively and efficiently.

  • Currently have more than 11,000 of its clients’ employees registered to use this platform
  • Data visualization and reporting features available in business intelligence platform, Servicing 360
  • DMI has also created a multi-channel ecosystem that gives borrowers the flexibility to choose how they interact with their mortgage servicer.

https://www.dovenmuehle.com/

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