

| Customer Overview | The USDA - Rural Development Guaranteed Loans department provides loan guarantees for mortgage loans made to borrowers in rural areas. Commercial lenders make the mortgage loans and USDA helps borrowers or reimburses lenders if borrowers are not able to meet their loan obligations. |
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| Needs | The Guaranteed Loans department needed to automate the processing of loan transactions. USDA processors were manually processing each transaction received from a lender or borrower. Paper documents were manually routed to processors. Processors hand-keyed all data into a local database. Folders were routed for review and approval via hand delivery or through the postal service. Processing of transactions was time-consuming and cumbersome. |
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| Solution |
QFlow implemented a customized electronic document imaging and workflow application. The application automates the following business processes: Loan Modification, Special Forbearance, Property Disposition Plan, Deed in Lieu, Short Sale, Debt Settlement, Loss Claim and Future Recovery.
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| Benefits | Documents are electronically stored and routed so they don't need to be hand-carried or mailed for processing. Processors don't need to manually key data from received forms. Processors can view a complete transaction file for each borrower including loan origination documents captured by a separate imaging application. Supervisors can better manage the workload by viewing current processor work queues and assigning or re-assigning loan transactions as needed. Productivity analysis screens allow managers to easily view performance metrics for processors. The web-based application can be accessed locally and at distributed USDA locations. |
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| Services Provided | QFlow consultants designed, developed and implemented the application. QFlow has continued to provide application enhancements, upgrades, system maintenance and technical support services. |
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| Technical | − IBM FileNet Image Services; − Kofax Ascent Capture and INDICIUS; − SQL Server database; and − Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. |