Messagepoint Receives HousingWire Tech100 Mortgage Award

TORONTO, February 4, 2025 – Messagepoint announced today it is a recipient of HousingWire’s Tech100 Mortgage award. The award recognizes the most innovative and impactful organizations driving the mortgage industry forward. The Tech100 program provides a definitive list of the mortgage industry’s top technology providers.

Mortgage servicers often rely heavily on legacy systems and third-party vendors to manage their borrower communications. The result is long turnaround times for communications creation, updates and a general inability to move print jobs for better pricing and service.

Messagepoint is a no-code borrower communications solution that enables non-technical business users to quickly create or edit compliant and highly personalized communications across print and digital channels. These capabilities make it easy for mortgage servicers to bring communications authoring and composition in-house to gain greater control over costs, timelines and printing and digital delivery options.

“We are honored to receive HousingWire’s Tech100 Mortgage award and its recognition of our intelligent, AI-powered solution that enables better borrower experiences, compliance, speed to market and reduced costs,” said Steve Biancaniello, CEO of Messagepoint. “Communications in the mortgage industry are complex. Messagepoint reduces this complexity with a cloud-based borrower communications solution that is easy to use, making it possible to bring communications back in-house and reap the benefits cited in HousingWire’s Tech100 Mortgage award.

This week Messagepoint will showcase its solution in booth 511 at the MBA Servicing Solutions Conference and Expo in Dallas, February 4-7. The Conference is designed exclusively for mortgage servicing professionals and providers seeking cutting-edge strategies, solutions and insights to drive mortgage servicing efforts forward.

Michael Scheevel, vice president at Messagepoint, will participate in a panel discussion on “Emerging Trends in Borrower Communications” Wednesday, February 5 at 1:30 p.m. The panel will explore practical approaches to maximize the potential value of new technologies and operational approaches for managing borrower communications. Topics include AI, digital experiences, compliance and translation cloud architecture.