Woolwich launches MAX tool for intermediaries

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Woolwich has announced the launch of a new mortgage sales tool, which it says will give intermediaries a faster, simpler and more efficient way of doing business online.

The new tool, Mortgage Application Xpress (MAX), will allow brokers to certify ID and proof of address online as well as being able to confirm mortgage decisions at the point of sale. According to Woolwich, MAX is an intuitive tool and can remove the potential for errors and duplications. It will also save advisers time by telling them which documents will need to be submitted with the application. The online tool also provides an application credit check facility, a pre-population system for basic data, quote calculators, BTL illustrator and intelligent fields for postcodes and sort c...

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