Floify, the mortgage industry’s leading point-of-sale (POS) solution, today announced Dynamic Apps, a no-code feature that lets lenders tailor loan applications based on loan type. By eliminating irrelevant questions, Dynamic Apps shapes the home financing journey to borrowers’ unique goals while helping lenders accelerate approvals, improve application completion rates and maintain regulatory compliance.
No-code custom loan applications supports improved borrower experience and faster loan processing
Floify, the mortgage industry’s leading point-of-sale (POS) solution, today announced Dynamic Apps, a no-code feature that lets lenders tailor loan applications based on loan type. By eliminating irrelevant questions, Dynamic Apps shapes the home financing journey to borrowers’ unique goals while helping lenders accelerate approvals, improve application completion rates and maintain regulatory compliance.
Traditional loan applications follow a one-size-fits-all structure, often requiring borrowers to answer unnecessary questions. Dynamic Apps personalizes the application process by prompting borrowers to specify their loan purpose – such as purchase or refinance – at the beginning of the application for appropriate routing to specific questions. Based on their selection, the application adjusts, only guiding borrowers through questions relevant to their loan type.
Notably, Dynamic Apps allows lenders to create custom questions for specialized mortgages, such as non-QM and HELOC loans. It also supports HELOC lending compliance by presenting HELOC-specific disclosures within the loan application and by triggering HELOC-specific, rule-based workflows once a HELOC application has been submitted.
The configuration of questions to ask, require, or disable is based entirely on what the borrower selects upfront as their loan purpose. Dynamic Apps lets lenders customize question flow rather than omitting questions or entire sections from their application for certain loans. This enables borrowers to complete applications faster while improving application completion rates and helping lenders remain in compliance with industry regulations, such as those that prohibit asking applicants to provide demographic information for certain loan types.
“We see allowing lenders to collect information specific to the type of loan they are originating as a game-changer, streamlining the approval process and providing a red carpet experience for loan applicants,” says Sofia Rossato, president and general manager of Floify. “In essence, Dynamic Apps supports easily configurable, no-code application types that reduce application fallout and ultimately help lenders do more business.”
Dynamic Apps will be showcased at ICE Mortgage Technology’s ICE Experience, March 10-12, at Booth 417. Later in 2025, Floify will enhance Dynamic Apps to support additional types of loan application workflows.
About Floify
Floify is a digital mortgage automation solution that streamlines the loan process by providing a secure application, communication, and document portal between lenders, borrowers, referral partners, and other mortgage stakeholders. Loan originators use the platform to collect and verify borrower documentation, track loan progress, communicate with borrowers and real estate agents, and close loans faster. The company is based in Boulder, Colorado and is a subsidiary of Porch Group, Inc. (“Porch Group”) (NASDAQ: PRCH). For more information, visit the company’s website at https://floify.com/ or on social media at Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter / X.
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