Lending: Loan Processing Software

By integrating with existing loan origination software, OnBase loan software helps lenders decrease cycle times and increase profits. Investors and customers receive loan documentation faster and with greater accuracy, which paves the way for future sales opportunities. When it comes time for loan servicing, OnBase software manages and associates other required documents with the original loan information. Everything you need for loan processing, underwriting and servicing can be found in one place. How convenient is that?

By automating underwriting and associated lending processes, banks save on staffing, paper, storage, shipping and destruction costs.

Increases your bottom line by integrating OnBase with your loan origination software

Users retrieve content from the interface they are accustomed to, eliminating the need to switch between loan software systems.

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Processes loans faster

Decrease turnaround time, save money and beat out competition with a quicker response to prospective customers.

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Quickly and easily meets compliance requirements

Decrease review and approval time and automate audit trails and document histories throughout to ease regulatory compliance.

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Decreases risk with faster loan origination

Get increased accuracy when processing appraisals, proof of income, credit reports and more, which are closely scrutinised by the potential lender.

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How do I work with senior management to get my project funded?

It’s easy to get lost in budget cycles, business plans and long-term goals. This can make an enterprise project seem even more overwhelming. Here are three tips to ensure your project gets off the ground quickly.

Match your project scope with management's goals
Think more like a business person; what are your boss's challenges?
Determine whose budget the project will come out of and outline any additional technology you may also need to purchase, e.g., additional monitors, a new server, etc.

What's the difference between structured data and unstructured data?

Structured data is usually found in a database with fields, columns, tables, rows and indexes. Unstructured data, on the other hand, is anything that lives outside of databases, like e-mails, spreadsheets and word processing documents.

Line-of-business applications and ERPs are generally an organisation’s structured data backbone
OnBase captures, stores and manages unstructured data and links it to related structured data