Solutions · Servicing organizations
Transferred files, escrow, and the record after the sale.
Mortgage Intelligence for servicing organizations: what is materially different about the operating problem, where the platform helps, which applications apply, and what can be evaluated today.
Their operating problem
What is genuinely different about this segment
A servicer inherits files it did not originate, at transfer, and answers for them for years: escrow administration, payment history, notices, loss mitigation and the investor's requirements at every step. Boarding quality decides how much of that is painful, and post-sale defect identification is where the origination file is read again by someone who was not there.
Where Mortgage Intelligence helps
Which shared capabilities matter most here
- Quality control on the transferred origination file, so what was boarded can be checked against what the documents say.
- Escrow and payment-history validation as deterministic checks with evidence, rather than a sampled read.
- A servicing application that carries the loan's understanding forward is under research; the scope is described on its page and it is not available.
Relevant applications
Which applications apply, with their actual status
Statuses are set by product, not by marketing. What each status means.
What can be evaluated today
Stated explicitly
Whole-file quality control on origination files, including transferred files, on controlled historical files. Servicing-specific workflows are research, not built.