The lowest-risk switch you will ever make.
Switching the platform that runs your whole appraisal workflow is the scary part, and it should not be. Nothing is ripped out. Your LOS stays, your AMCs stay, your panel comes with you, and orders in flight finish where they started. A dedicated team of enterprise-software and transaction specialists runs the integration, the onboarding, the launch and the support, and stays with you after. We have taken a national lender from zero orders to full volume in three weeks once the integration was in place; every lender is different, and yours moves at the pace your team sets. Your vendors and your AMCs will thank you for it.
Start with a callHow a switch runs
Integration comes first and runs at your IT team's pace: orders from the loan file over the LOS connection or the API, with status, documents and the UCDP response written back. Once it is in place, the launch has a fixed shape, and the pace is yours.
Our engineers work alongside yours. LOS connection or API, tested on your sandbox with your data. Your vendor management packet, SOC 2 Type II report included, arrives on day one.
Your appraisers and AMCs imported with credentials verified. Your QC checklist moved into Ava and run against your recent reports, so you see what it would have caught before a single live order.
Live orders on Dwelling Blocks beside your current platform. Training for processors, underwriters and the appraisal desk, run by the team that will support them afterward.
Cutover on a date you choose. New orders start here; orders in flight finish where they started. The same team stays on your account.
Everyone on your team wins on day one.
A switch is only scary if someone loses. Here nobody does.
IT
One integration, LOS connection or API, built with our engineers on your sandbox. Fewer systems to maintain afterward, not more.
Operations
Assignment, follow-up, payment and delivery run themselves. The desk handles exceptions the system flags, not every order.
Underwriting
Every report read the moment it lands, in the LOS they already use. Findings arrive with the evidence attached.
Compliance
Every action on every order on one record, with who, what, when and why. The audit file is the order.
Borrowers
Paid, scheduled and kept informed by the system, with fewer calls and fewer days to close.
Appraisers and AMCs
Clear orders with the client, fee and due date up front, findings before they submit, payment on delivery.
A dedicated team, from first call to long after launch.
You are not handed to an implementation partner or a ticket queue. The people who built the platform and moved the largest direct-to-appraiser operation in the country onto it run your switch: enterprise-software engineers for the integration, transaction specialists for payments and panel, an onboarding lead for your staff, and a named support team that knows your configuration, your integrations and your volume. They are the same people after launch as before it.
Your appraisers and AMCs get the same treatment. Every vendor is contacted, verified and set up before cutover, so the first order they see on Dwelling Blocks arrives with the client name, the fee and the due date on it and a payment that lands on delivery. The switch is easier on them than on anyone, and they will tell you so.
What does not change for your staff
- Underwriters and processors keep working in the LOS. Orders, status and the report appear where they already look.
- Your AMC relationships continue. Orders reach them through the platform instead of a portal and an inbox.
- Your appraisers keep getting paid, on every assignment, through Stripe.
- Your QC rules carry over. They are written in plain language in Ava and applied to every report, including the redesigned URAR.
- Orders in flight on your current platform finish there. Nothing is re-ordered.
- Your vendor management file arrives on day one: SOC 2 Type II report, policies, insurance and architecture in one packet.
- Nothing is lost if you stop. Your current platform stays where it is until you say otherwise.
Start with a thirty-minute call.
Your workflow on the screen, a straight answer about what we would automate first, and a plan for the switch that carries no risk.