Asurity Technologies LLC, a designer and developer of consumer lending compliance software, has integrated Propel, its mortgage document generation platform, with NotaryCam, a company specializing in remote online notarization (RON) services and eClosing technology.
As a result of this integration, Propel clients will now gain access to NotaryCam’s RON and eClosing services. The result will be reducing turn times as well as the costs associated with loan modifications, while diminishing or even eliminating the need for overnight shipping of documents.
Widely known for its eClose360 platform, NotaryCam is recognized for its thorough support of online mortgage closings in all jurisdictions and across all closing scenarios, including RON, IPEN or hybrids. With a flexible workflow for document recording and top-notch identity verification and security measures, NotaryCam’s offerings ensure a seamless, secure closing process for borrowers and lenders. Additionally, the platform facilitates a modern, efficient closing process that can readily be implemented for a variety of loan products, including home equity lines of credit (HELOCs).
“We are delighted to partner with Asurity in offering our state-of-the-art RON and eClosing platforms to the mortgage lenders nationwide that the Asurity team supports on a day-to-day basis,” says Brian Webster, NotaryCam’s president.
At the forefront of driving innovation in consumer lending, Asurity’s Propel solution provides mortgage lenders with a dynamic, intuitive digital mortgage document-generation platform. Among its features: low- to no-code document creation, as well as an easily configurable forms library compliant with federal, state and local regulations as well as investor requirements.
“We are excited about Propel’s integration with NotaryCam,” says Julia Sweeney, an executive vice president at Asurity. “It brings significant value to our suite of SaaS solutions and provides an additional competitive advantage in today’s loan origination market.”
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