Saying Goodbye to Pre-Pandemic Processes

Digital tools are changing the origination process and automation is here to stay. Coronavirus spurred fast-paced innovation in the mortgage industry, and if your processes are still what they were pre-pandemic, it’s time to reevaluate. 

As lenders continue to ramp up in today’s refi boom, it is vital to have the right digital tools in order to provide uninterrupted service to borrowers. Leveraging new fintech enables lenders to make smart decisions and eliminate costly touchpoints in the origination process.

In this webinar, experts from FirstClose and The Closing Exchange will showcase digital tools and closing platforms that help move the origination process closer to automation.

Date & Time: July 30th, 1 pm CST
Company: FirstClose

Joe Dahleen
SVP of Strategy and Sales
FirstClose

Sara Nakae
Director of Marketing and Enterprise Sales
FirstClose
Landon Smith
Executive Vice President, Client Strategy & Business Development
The Closing Exchange

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