The Platform of Choice for Origination and Servicing Servicing Zone
Asset Disposal
Court File
Litigation Process
Special Arrangements
Collection Strategies
Collector’s Workbench
Rate Changes
Further Advance
Redemption Email
Branch Consumer Direct
Contact Centre Broker Intermediary Network Sourcing Paper Apps Solicitor Portal Online Banking
Smart Tasks
Fax
Checklist & Diary
Rules Builder Workflow Builder Process Automation Credit Scoring Scorecards Affordability Models
Portfolio Exposure e-ID and Fraud Check Valuation / AVM
Case KFI IDD Channel Zone AIP/DIP
Tracking Full
SMS Activity Dashboard Underwriter Dashboard
Payment Administration System Commission Management Document Handling Imaging Workstation
Document Template Builder
Tranche Management Distribution Pools
Document Exchange
Application Origination Zone
Data Warehousing & Analytics
Secure Scripting
Messaging Audit &
Compliance Gateway Zone
Quest XIT2
Hometrack
Experian/Scorex Equifax
Call Credit ePDQ
Bank Wizard Hunter
BACS/CHAPS/Swift Royal Mail XML / B2B
CRM Live Chat
Annual Statements
Loan Book Ingestion
Transfer of Equity
Financials & Banking
Automated Payments Handling
FSA/CRA Reporting
Direct Debit
Calculation Engine
Risk Profiling TCF Products Zone Residential / Buy to Let
Unsecured Loans Second Charge
Equity Release Bridging Finance
Multi Segment Accounts
Wizards
Commercial Lending Asset Finance Savings
DPR’s modern technology and formidable business expertise deliver unprecedented efficiency, flexibility and innovation in multi-channel origination and servicing across savings, loans and mortgages.
We believe no other provider delivers a more comprehensive, capable or cost-effective solution, but we don’t want you to take our word for it. Contact us today and discover how clients both large and small have benefited from adopting DPR solutions, simply and in their own words.
Make sure you’re on the right platform. Visit
www.dpr.co.uk to find out more.
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