The network, which includes buy-to-let, specialist and short-term finance lenders on its panel, said the new integration would allow appointed representative (AR) firms to access OMS’s all-encompassing CRM system and full workflow solution.
The F4B Network was created on the back of demand from intermediary introducers who had previously used parent company F4B’s vast expertise across the specialist lending markets.
it offers full compliance support and a tech package consisting of features such as remote file checking, research tools and a comprehensive PI insurance package.
OMS said it was the only end-to-end CRM system which covered product areas such as residential, buy-to-let, second charge, equity release, bridging, commercial plus general insurance and protection.
It has already integrated with four market-leading platforms – Iress, Twenty7Tec, iPipeline and Knowledge Bank – to provide users with best in class for product sourcing, protection sourcing and criteria searching.
Steve Swyny, commercial director at F4B Network, said: “Technology plays a crucial role in any business and as a new entrant into the network arena it was important that we tested a variety of systems to ensure we are best placed to offer a comprehensive solution to our members.
“We opted for OMS because the platform is highly customisable and has been built with the advice process firmly in mind.
“This is evident not only in the tech journey but also from the experience and market knowledge of the support team which will provide a robust platform for advisers to streamline their front/back-office processes and generate more business.”
Meanwhile, Neal Jannels, managing director of One Mortgage System (OMS), said: “It’s always exciting to be involved in any new launch from an early stage and we have worked closely with the F4B Network team to create a solution which we hope will make a real difference to its members.
“We are entering a period where advisers are facing a number of choices when it comes to the direction of their business and the successful integration of technology will prove more important than ever in ensuring their present and future success.”
