A new integration connects private lenders to thousands of Canadian brokers through a single workflow
Loan management platform The Mortgage Office has announced a direct integration with Filogix, a financial services software. This move connects private lenders and mortgage investment corporations (MICs) using The Mortgage Office's platform to Canada's largest mortgage broker connectivity network.
The integration enables lenders using The Mortgage Office to receive broker-submitted loan applications and borrower data directly through the Filogix network, reducing manual data entry and simplifying how deals flow into the platform.
For brokers, the practical effect is straightforward: more private lender options accessible through the tools they already use. Through the integration, lenders gain exposure to six of Canada's eight major broker point-of-sale systems, expanding their visibility across the broker channel and increasing application volume.
Filogix, a Finastra company, supports a network of over 17,000 mortgage professionals who collectively fund approximately $100 billion in mortgages annually through its lender network.
The platform has served as a technology hub within the Canadian mortgage industry for more than two decades, offering secure connectivity between brokers and lenders and enabling professionals to submit applications to the lender network from their choice of front-end systems.
"TMO serves many of the largest private lenders and MICs in Canada and we continue to invest in platform enhancements tailored to the region," said Sourabh Chirimar, President and Chief Product Officer of The Mortgage Office.
"Canadian lenders need origination workflows that are connected, efficient, and built to support growth. By streamlining how applications move into TMO through the Filogix partnership, we're helping clients improve speed, maintain data consistency, and create a more scalable, frictionless origination process."
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For private lenders and MICs already using The Mortgage Office, the Filogix connection removes a friction point that has long complicated deal flow — the need to manually collect and re-enter application data submitted through the broker channel.
Jonathan Wootten, Head of Filogix, framed the integration as part of a broader effort to expand lender choice on the platform.
"We're very pleased to be launching another private lender aggregator partnership which will result in new lender options to the 8,100+ mortgage brokers utilising the Filogix lender network," he said.
"We believe in choice, and the partnership with The Mortgage Office allows us to bring even more lending options to the Canadian mortgage broker community."
For brokers exploring alternative financing options on behalf of clients, the wider private lender pool accessible through familiar submission platforms continues to lower the barrier to participating in the private and MIC market.
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The Mortgage Office is a cloud-based loan management platform serving more than 1,100 private lenders, Mortgage Investment Corporations, and lending institutions across Canada and the United States.
Founded over 45 years ago, it offers automated solutions for loan origination, loan servicing, and fund management, with additional features including construction draw management, borrower and investor portals, and third-party integrations.
The company is operated by Applied Business Software Inc., headquartered in Huntington Beach, California. Applied Business Software reported annual revenue of approximately $28.4 million in 2026 and employs around 77 people.
Filogix, meanwhile, has operated as the technology hub of the mortgage industry for more than two decades, providing secure software and solutions to mortgage brokers and lenders.
Its open platform enables the effective management of the mortgage sales process from origination through underwriting, allowing professionals to submit applications from their choice of front-end systems and lenders to receive applications regardless of which broker platform was used.
In 2025, Finastra also introduced generative AI capabilities within Filogix Expert Pro, with the stated aim of reducing manual data entry for brokers and improving the speed of deal delivery.
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