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Efficiency, Speed Goal for New Mobile App

Massachusetes-based Volly, a provider of SaaS-based CRM, Marketing Automation, Marketing Store and POS solutions for banks and mortgage companies, announced the launch of a new POS mobile app and a rebranding of the existing CRM mobile app.

The Volly Point of Sale Mobile App gives loan officers the ability to invite borrowers to apply or get prequalified from anywhere whether at an open house with a real estate agent partner sitting with prospective buyers, or while out at the grocery store. With the mobile app, loan officers can also track loan status, and borrowers can upload documents and view statuses and tasks, and both can communicate directly within the app, making for a seamless experience that is accessible on any mobile device.

Loan officers can invite their referral partners to download their lender branded mobile app to easily set up their own account to invite borrower referrals and track a referral’s status quickly.

The Volly CRM Mobile App enables users to access customer databases, schedule meetings, and view marketing activities. The rebranded app will reflect Volly’s new corporate image and include a name change from CustomerManager to Volly.

“In today’s ultracompetitive environment, borrowers demand immediacy and responsiveness,” said Jerry Halbrook, Volly’s CEO.  “Our mobile apps allow loan officers to work more efficiently and dynamically to collaborate with customers and partners. We’re confident that this technology advancement will substantially improve the quality and satisfaction of the customer journey.”  

Research shows that more than 34% of consumers are accustomed to using smartphones and computers for everything, including mortgages.

“Lenders who don’t have a mobile strategy will find themselves falling behind the ultra-competitive technology curve,” said Halbrook.

About Author: Mike Albanese

Mike Albanese is a reporter for DS News and MReport. He is a University of Alabama graduate with a degree in journalism and a minor in communications. He has worked for publications—both print and online—covering numerous beats. A Connecticut native, Albanese currently resides in Lewisville.
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