Casemaster ‘Soft Packaging’ tool integrated into Trigold


Casemaster, the system that enables brokers to ‘soft package’ their own business and receive a much bigger procuration fee, is being integrated with Trigold. 

To date Casemaster has been unique to Mortgage 2000 Mortgage Sourcing System users but now Trigold users can also take advantage of this unique technology to earn larger procuration fees – important in the current trading environment.  Presently all mortgages that are soft-packaged by intermediaries and submitted through Casemaster are processed by the in-house packaging team at Mortgage 2000. 

Whilst the distribution of Casemaster is being massively ‘beefed-up’ with the Trigold deal the team at Mortgage 2000 are exploring if other packagers wish to benefit from this technology.  

Stuart Glendinning, Managing Director of Moneysupermarket.com, said:  “Soft packaging allows mortgage intermediaries to earn a higher procuration fee and in this market this is important.  Casemaster is the market leading soft packaging technology and I am really pleased Trigold have chosen to make it available to its many users. 

“Mortgage 2000 has no desire to exclusively restrict Casemaster use to those intermediaries using the Mortgage 2000 Mortgage Sourcing System.  We are already talking to further possible distributors, including a major network.  Furthermore we are exploring whether two or three other packagers wish to source business via Casemaster.  It’s a difficult market and this is forcing fresh thinking within Mortgage 2000.” 


Martin Colyer, managing director of Trigold said: "Trigold remains committed to providing our users with a wide range of leading business tools. The Trigold ethos is about offering choice and not dictating how and with whom our users conduct business. There are undoubtedly Trigold users wishing to process their own cases and by developing this integration with Casemaster we are offering yet another income opportunity for our users supported by a well-known and well-respected partner in Mortgage 2000.”


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