OMS integrates with Try Mortgage Network

Try Mortgage Network has integrated One Mortgage System (OMS) across its proposition.

After an extensive review period, Try Mortgage Network opted for OMS and the integration will provide its network partners with access to OMS’ CRM system and full workflow solution, complete with an extensive internal training programme.

The CRM solution will integrate with Try Mortgage Network’s preferred mortgage sourcing partners Souring Brain, including criteria and affordability brain as standard, and its protection sourcing partner, IPipeline’s solution builder.

Recruitment manager at Try Mortgage Network, Ian Merriman, said: "As a network striving to take every advantage of modern technology, providing enhanced services to consumers, making our advisers roles easier through reduced administration, sensible broker workflows, simple secure communication and slick integrations, choosing OMS as the network’s CRM supplier really wasn’t that difficult.

"Our existing network members are already taking full advantage of the benefits the system offers, while new members, as part of the joining process, receive an extensive demonstration of our system, and are equally complementary, citing this as a major reason for joining Try. Add in the great support team at OMS, it means we are very excited about working alongside them in the months and years to come."

OMS is the only end-to-end platform which covers product areas such as residential, buy-to-let, second charge, equity release, bridging, commercial plus general insurance, and protection.

Managing director at OMS, Neal Jannels, added: "The senior management team at Try Mortgage Network are heavily invested in supporting their members from a compliance and tech perspective by working with the most well-engineered and dependable technology whilst providing extensive training to help them maximise its many benefits. As a business, we feel we are extremely well-placed to help them on this journey and look forward to a highly productive and long-standing partnership."



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