What features does Blue Sage’s Digital Lending Platform (DLP) offer?

The Blue Sage Digital Lending Platform (DLP) is a 100% web-based solution designed to streamline the mortgage origination process. It uses a modern technology stack and an API-centric model for integration. The platform is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS), ensuring high availability and scalability. Blue Sage’s goal for the DLP is to provide an integrated lending platform that enhances processing efficiencies, improves compliance, and optimizes the customer experience.

The DLP includes a Point of Sale (POS) system called LION, which is integrated with the Loan Origination System (LOS) and is fully responsive on mobile devices. LION offers features such as quick quote calculators and online applications. The platform also provides a Loan Officer Portal (LOP) and its mobile companion (LO Mobile). These tools enable loan officers to check loan status, upload documents, run credit reports, and manage leads.

Blue Sage’s platform offers advanced document management capabilities, including automated document classification and data extraction capabilities. The Document Manager provides a centralized view of documents, supports various file types, and allows users to search and categorize documents. The platform also supports e-signatures and e-closings through integration with Docutech.

The Blue Sage platform supports wholesale lending through its Broker Portal and Broker Admin utilities. This portal is a client-facing, branded portal that enables approved brokers to log in, review their pipeline, register loans, price loans, lock loans, and satisfy conditions. Brokers can also easily monitor pipeline and pricing administrative activities for their employees.

In addition to its core features, Blue Sage offers point solutions such as Blue Sage Docs, Income Analyzer, and a Settlement Agent Portal. Blue Sage also provides an interim Digital Servicing Platform (DSP) that can work with any LOS. The DSP supports payments, a customer-facing portal, and integrations with third-party vendors.