Axcess Financial & LoanPro partner to improve lending process

By Pavithra R

Axcess Financial, a customer-focused lending company, has announced a new partnership with LoanPro, an enterprise loan management software company.

“Axcess Financial is continuing to invest in the future of our business through a partnership with LoanPro. Our legacy loan management systems are being replaced, streamlining our technology systems from 4 to 1. One of the main reasons we selected LoanPro was the ability to offer a seamless transition, an increase in capabilities, and the unification of our lending processes across the board. As a financial services organization, we are a highly regulated industry and LoanPro is critical in offering the infrastructure needed for our legal and compliance teams to conduct the necessary and required audits. LoanPro will play an important role in the organization’s continued success, creating a seamless experience for our customers and increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of our teams,” said Ken Judd, Axcess Financial Chief Financial Officer.

The partnership aligns Axcess Financial’s tech-forward vision with LoanPro’s lending platform, designed to empower lenders through loan workflow automation and improved data visibility.

“We are pleased to partner with Axcess Financial and look forward to all of the ways they will leverage LoanPro’s API-based, configuration-first technology to lend, service, and collect. At the end of the day, it is all about improving the customer’s borrowing experience. We are honored to be working with Axcess Financial to achieve their customer-focused vision,” said Lloyd Roberts, LoanPro co-founder & CRO.

Founded in 2014, LoanPro offers the only truly API-based, mid-market & enterprise Loan Management Software in the US/Canadian marketplace. Its platform is built entirely on cloud APIs, providing a dynamic and flexible solution and is built as an API (application programming interface). The firm manages $12+ Billion in loan balances with over 3 Million loan accounts (and growing rapidly), across all of its lenders.