POMPANO BEACH, Fla. /eNewsChannels/ — NEWS: ARMCO – ACES Risk Management, a leading provider of web-based quality control software for the financial services industry, announced it has enhanced the reporting capabilities of ACES Web Audit Technology(TM) through an innovative integration with Tableau Software, a global leader in rapid-fire, easy-to-use business analytics software.
Tableau’s data analytics enable ARMCO customers to create highly visual analysis using real-time data available in ACES. The integration between the two systems is designed to be seamless so that users aren’t required to login separately to Tableau to access the reporting functionality. Through the reporting dashboard, users will have the option to employ a set of pre-defined reports or create their own using Tableau’s drag-and-drop functionality.
“Big data is an idea whose time has come for the mortgage industry,” said Avi Naider, chairman and chief executive officer for ARMCO. “The level of detailed reporting Tableau provides allows our customers to get their arms around the data they possess to uncover actionable insights regarding the quality of their loan production and portfolio.”
“In addition, lenders and servicers are no longer tied to providing page after page of static PDF-based reports,” Naider added. “Tableau’s dynamic reporting capabilities allow recipients to interact with the data being reported and filter the information in their quality control and compliance software as needed to provide greater or more specific detail.”
“What’s truly unique about the ACES-Tableau integration is the ability for our customers to quickly and easily provide visual reports to administrators and regulators using real-time data,” said Phil McCall, chief operating officer for ARMCO. “For example, if a lender is having issues with a specific Fannie Mae category, such as credit exceptions, Tableau allows that lender to drill down into their data to determine what the specific issues are and where those issues are occurring. This can be especially appealing to report recipients because it demonstrates that the lender can get to the root of the problem quickly and create an action plan to fix it.”
“Tableau’s mission is to help people see and understand data, and our integration with ARMCO is an exciting step forward for mortgage quality control reporting,” said Scott Jones, Senior Vice President of Americas Sales, Tableau Software. “ARMCO’s industry expertise in web-based quality control software and audit technology will help bring Tableau to mortgage banking professionals striving to make data-driven decisions to improve loan quality and manufacturing processes.”
Current ACES customers interested in adding Advance Reporting Capabilities should contact product specialist Katie Zimmerman at 314 960-3169 for more details or visit the ACES Reporting Capabilities web page.
About ARMCO:
ARMCO – ACES Risk Management delivers web-based audit technology solutions, as well as powerful data and analytics, to the nation’s top mortgage lenders, servicers, investors and outsourcing professionals. A trusted partner devoted to client relationships, ARMCO offers best-in-class quality control and compliance software that provides U.S. banks, mortgage companies and service providers the technology and data needed to support loan integrity, meet regulatory requirements, reduce risk and drive positive business decisions.
ARMCO’s flagship product, ACES Web Audit Technology(TM), is available at any point in the mortgage loan lifecycle, to any size lender, and is user-definable. ACES Web standardizes audit requirements, ties pre-funding reviews to post-closing quality control audits, enables seamless trend analysis, identifies credit, compliance and process deficiencies and helps create manageable action plans.
For more information, visit http://www.armco.us/ or call 1-954-202-5606.
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