“Stare and compare” work performed by human mortgage loan processors is not only inefficient but can introduce errors and inaccuracies.
Source: Inman News
Maxwell aims to help small lenders simplify mortgage document review
Published in AI, Intelligent document processing, John Paasonen, LendingDoc AI, machine learning, Maxwell, Maxwell Financial Labs, Maxwell Lender Solutions, Mortgage, mortgage processing, mortgage underwriting and Technology
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