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Reimagining Mortgage Processing with Intelligent Automation

As lenders continue to handle immense volumes spurred by low mortgage rates, their wish lists all have a few items in common: Lower operating costs, reduced risk, shorter closing times and scalability. And even if originations decline, it’s safe to say that these goals would remain. 

Join our expert panelists to learn how lenders can achieve these goals using the integration of intelligent document automation and RPA technology. SoftWorks AI CEO Ari Gross and Neostella CEO Matt Lautz will explore trends in the automation space, practical applications and what these technologies mean for mortgage processing. They will be joined by Forrester Vice President and Principal Analyst Craig Le Clair who will clarify expectations for businesses adopting new intelligent automation solutions.

Date & Time: March 10th, 1 pm CT
Company: SoftWorks AI

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Dr. Ari Gross
CEO
SoftWorks AI
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Craig le Clair
Vice President and Principal Analyst
Forrester
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Matt Lautz
CEO
Neostella

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