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CalyxSoftware Enhances Its Product and Pricing Engine

computerCalyxSoftware, a provider of comprehensive mortgage software solutions for banks, credit unions, mortgage bankers, wholesale and correspondent lenders, and brokers, recently announced that it has developed separate versions of its Pricer Product and Pricing Engine for portfolio lenders with their own rate sheets (Custom Pricer) and originators looking for investor pricing supplied by Calyx (Investor Pricer).

The new, separate versions, used with Calyx Point, eliminate multiple logins, loan program templates, and the need to rekey data. In addition, the bidirectional data flow simplifies processes and improves accuracy and efficiency. Users are able to locate the best deals for their clients, see the street price for borrowers, and lock or float rates and their loans.

“Having all loan products in one place, with the ability to check the loan levels for each and see any adjustments, keeps our team on track at all times," said Bob Dougherty, VP of Mortgage Operations, Merchants Bank, N.A., who has used Pricer for years. "Pricer has sped up production and reduced errors, which helps our originators be more efficient and profitable.”

Loan originators can price scenarios instantly and correctly in both versions without using paper, and only eligible rate cards and programs are visible to users. Rate and fee information, including Loan Level Price Adjustments, are automatically imported into loan files. Pricer also sends, tracks and preserves every rate quote and lock request.

“The latest enhancements to our Pricer solution are designed to better match the specific needs of both buyers and sellers in today’s more complex, post-TRID, post-QM market,” said Dennis Boggs, EVP, CalyxSoftware. “Our product and pricing engine gives originators the broadest view of what is available.”

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