Mortgage Magic unveils new app for subscribers

Mortgage Magic unveils new app for subscribers


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Mortgage Magic, the provider of one of the UK’s most advanced CRM and mortgage management platforms, has launched an app that provides a private portal between its broker subscribers and their mortgage customers.

Available on Apple and Android-powered phones and tablets, the app works as a two way 24/7 communication facility, providing immediate case updates as well as enabling customers to complete online applications and upload supporting documentation at any time.

Managing existing customers has always been a challenge for adviser firms, but by introducing the free app to customers, subscribing brokers will be able to encourage greater post mortgage two-way communication as well as use it as a vehicle to keep customers up to date with new developments or remind them about insurance renewals and when discounted and fixed rates are due to end.

Tanjir Sugar, chief executive officer at Mortgage Magic, states: “Introducing this app gives our subscribers yet another enhancement to help simplify the mortgage application process, while at the same time building communication capabilities with customers during and, just as importantly, after the initial mortgage service transaction has been completed.”

“Our proposition continues to evolve, and the new app is just one more example of our ability to tailor our technology to meet the needs of today’s intermediary market. There are a lot more enhancements to come from Mortgage Magic this year.”

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