How does this work with my LOS — Encompass, Calyx, BytePro, OpenClose?
We build the agent inside your existing LOS using its API or integration layer. We don't replace it. Encompass and most modern LOSs have API access for the workflows we automate; for older systems we use Make.com or Zapier as a glue layer. The work happens where your team already lives.
Is this CFPB-compliant and how do you handle borrower data?
Borrower data stays in your tenant — your LOS, your CRM, your storage. We don't move PII to third-party servers we control. Where AI providers like OpenAI or Anthropic are involved, we use the enterprise tiers that exclude your data from training and provide standard data-processing agreements. We're not a replacement for your compliance team, but we build with TRID, ECOA, and fair-lending considerations from day one and surface every customer-facing output for human review before it ships.
What about NMLS and state licensing — does the agent need to be licensed?
The agents we build do information collection and workflow routing, not licensed mortgage origination activity. They never quote rates, never make commitments, and never give legal or compliance advice. The licensed loan officer remains in the loop for any communication that requires a license. The agent is an assistant to your team, not a replacement for the licensed activity.
How is this different from a CRM like Total Expert, Surefire, or Velocify?
CRMs are systems of record. Our agents are systems of action — they read the data in your CRM and LOS, decide what should happen next, and either do it or queue it for human approval. We typically build inside your existing CRM rather than replace it.
What size lender is this built for?
Sweet spot is mortgage shops with 5 to 50 loan officers. Smaller than that and one or two of these agents may not pay back yet; larger than that and you probably already have an internal automation team and we'd be partnering rather than fully delivering.
Can the agent handle Spanish-speaking borrowers?
Yes. The underlying language models handle Spanish (and most major languages) at native fluency. We tune the agent for the demographics of your market.
How long does it take to ship the first agent?
Thirty days from kickoff to a production system running in your operation. Week one is intake and mapping your application flow, weeks two and three are design and build, week four is test, train, and go-live.
What does it cost?
From $4,995 setup plus a monthly retainer starting at $695. Most lender engagements land in the $5,995 setup plus $1,495/month range — that's two production agents shipped, monthly tuning, and quarterly upgrades. Pricing scales with the number of agents and the LO seat count. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices.