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SigniaDocuments

HW Tech100

Enables lenders to deliver a completely digital, end-to-end mortgage process

SigniaDocuments, an Evolve Mortgage Services company-2021 Tech100 winners-mortgage

SigniaDocuments, acquired by Stavvy in 2023, provides an advanced loan document engine that enables lenders to eliminate the costs and inefficiencies of paper-based or pdf-based loans and create a more intelligent origination, closing, and investor delivery process. With SigniaDocuments, all documents are SMART and can be read electronically at any stage of the mortgage lifecycle, which empowers lenders to reduce QC, compliance, and upfront audit costs while accelerating loan production. While digital mortgage adoption is growing, most doc prep companies still use flat PDF docs throughout loan files, which creates problems downstream, such as misplaced or omitted signature tags that place lenders at risk. SigniaDocuments, however, takes a more holistic approach by providing a document engine built entirely of Category 1 SMART Docs and the ability to customize any document as a SMART Doc. With SigniaDocuments, all loan data, documents, and audit trails travel together as one, creating an accelerated, digital mortgage process with 100% data accuracy. 

  • Promotes scalability through use of SMART Docs
  • Documents are auto-tagged for signature and do not require manually-placed signature tags
  • Provides lenders with a full array of available eSign, eClosing, eDelivery, eRegistry, and eVault services that incorporate the company’s deep expertise in MERS, MISMO, and eClosing technologies

Company Website:

https://stavvy.com/

Markets Served:

Loan Origination, Servicing, Secondary

Company HQ:

Frisco, TX

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