TRAiNED Secures Investment from Innovation Works to Enhance Mortgage Processing
TRAiNED has secured a strategic investment from Innovation Works, a prominent early-stage funder, to enhance its AI-powered Mortgage Manufacturing™ platform. This partnership aims to modernize mortgage processing by eliminating inefficiencies and reducing costs, announced in a press release.
TRAiNED's flagship platform, MORi (Mortgage Origination Responsible Intelligence), utilizes Actionable Large Language Models (ALLMs) to automate tasks such as document indexing, income analysis, and real-time loan monitoring. The platform integrates seamlessly with existing Loan Origination Systems (LOS), allowing lenders to experience reduced costs and faster loan processing without disruption.
Innovation Works' investment not only provides capital but also connects TRAiNED to a network of mentors, technologists, and investors, further supporting the company's growth and scaling efforts. Jonathan Freed, President and Founder of TRAiNED, emphasized the significance of this partnership in accelerating the development of next-generation mortgage infrastructure.
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