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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
LoanCare	Banking and Financial Services	1100	$230M	United States	ICE Mortgage Technology	AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)	Intelligent Document Processing	2020	n/a	In 2020, LoanCare implemented AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) to introduce Intelligent Document Processing for its bankruptcy operations. The deployment focused on supporting the bankruptcy department's handling of incoming calls related to loss mitigation, bankruptcy, collections and payments. The implementation aligned AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) with business functions that require accelerated document intake and case triage. Configuration emphasized document ingestion, optical character recognition, automated document classification, data extraction and structured data validation, leveraging Intelligent Document Processing workflows to reduce manual document handling. AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) was configured to capture documents from intake queues and produce validated data artifacts for downstream case processing. The setup used standard IDP functional patterns to support consistent decisioning in loss mitigation and bankruptcy workflows. Operational rollout and governance incorporated LoanCare required training and compliance frameworks, staff certifications included MSP, DLV, I4, Cisco/Telepath, AIQ/EllieMae and LPS, and the bankruptcy team has over 20 years of domain experience. The program was scoped to the bankruptcy department and its associated document and call handling processes, with workflows instrumented for auditability and compliance adherence. Governance responsibilities remained with LoanCare operational and compliance teams.
Home Point Financial Corporation	Banking and Financial Services	830	$198M	United States	ICE Mortgage Technology	AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)	Intelligent Document Processing	2016	n/a	In 2016 Home Point Financial Corporation deployed AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) to build a next‑gen operating model. The implementation centered on Intelligent Document Processing to create an automated file intake system and to standardize document handling across multiple business channels. The deployment configured core document ingestion and classification, extraction of more than 500 data points across all document types, and automated comparison logic to surface and highlight discrepancies for downstream review. Configuration emphasized data validation and exception routing, enabling the firm to accelerate proprietary technology development by composing off‑the‑shelf IDP components into internal workflows. Operational coverage extended across intake and downstream loan processing workflows, embedding AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) into document review and verification steps used by operations and processing teams. The implementation approach supported multi‑channel intake, allowing the same Intelligent Document Processing pipeline to serve parallel origination and servicing channels while maintaining a unified data model. Governance focused on configuration controls for extraction rules, discrepancy management workflows, and a long‑term strategic roadmap to evolve automation capabilities. The platform choice was explicitly intended to let Home Point move faster on proprietary enhancements while sustaining ongoing innovation through a staged rollout and governed exception handling.
	Banking and Financial Services	3200	$1.3B	United States	ICE Mortgage Technology	AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)	Intelligent Document Processing	2019	n/a
	Banking and Financial Services	6993	$2.6B	United States	ICE Mortgage Technology	AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)	Intelligent Document Processing	2019	n/a
	Banking and Financial Services	10000	$2.3B	United States	ICE Mortgage Technology	AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)	Intelligent Document Processing	2019	n/a
	Banking and Financial Services	5025	$2.4B	United States	ICE Mortgage Technology	AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)	Intelligent Document Processing	2018	n/a
	Banking and Financial Services	70000	$27.3B	United States	ICE Mortgage Technology	AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)	Intelligent Document Processing	2017	n/a
	Banking and Financial Services	550	$120M	United States	Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Amazon Textract	Intelligent Document Processing	2020	n/a
	Banking and Financial Services	600	$80M	United States	Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Amazon Textract	Intelligent Document Processing	2020	n/a
	Banking and Financial Services	300	$56M	United States	Appian	Appian IDP	Intelligent Document Processing	2020	n/a

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Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

LoanCare

Banking and Financial Services

1100

$230M

United States

ICE Mortgage Technology

AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)

Intelligent Document Processing

2020

n/a

In 2020, LoanCare implemented AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) to introduce Intelligent Document Processing for its bankruptcy operations. The deployment focused on supporting the bankruptcy department's handling of incoming calls related to loss mitigation, bankruptcy, collections and payments. The implementation aligned AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) with business functions that require accelerated document intake and case triage. Configuration emphasized document ingestion, optical character recognition, automated document classification, data extraction and structured data validation, leveraging Intelligent Document Processing workflows to reduce manual document handling. AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) was configured to capture documents from intake queues and produce validated data artifacts for downstream case processing. The setup used standard IDP functional patterns to support consistent decisioning in loss mitigation and bankruptcy workflows. Operational rollout and governance incorporated LoanCare required training and compliance frameworks, staff certifications included MSP, DLV, I4, Cisco/Telepath, AIQ/EllieMae and LPS, and the bankruptcy team has over 20 years of domain experience. The program was scoped to the bankruptcy department and its associated document and call handling processes, with workflows instrumented for auditability and compliance adherence. Governance responsibilities remained with LoanCare operational and compliance teams.

Home Point Financial Corporation

Banking and Financial Services

830

$198M

United States

ICE Mortgage Technology

AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ)

Intelligent Document Processing

2016

n/a

In 2016 Home Point Financial Corporation deployed AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) to build a next‑gen operating model. The implementation centered on Intelligent Document Processing to create an automated file intake system and to standardize document handling across multiple business channels. The deployment configured core document ingestion and classification, extraction of more than 500 data points across all document types, and automated comparison logic to surface and highlight discrepancies for downstream review. Configuration emphasized data validation and exception routing, enabling the firm to accelerate proprietary technology development by composing off‑the‑shelf IDP components into internal workflows. Operational coverage extended across intake and downstream loan processing workflows, embedding AIQ by ICE Mortgage Technology (EllieMae AIQ) into document review and verification steps used by operations and processing teams. The implementation approach supported multi‑channel intake, allowing the same Intelligent Document Processing pipeline to serve parallel origination and servicing channels while maintaining a unified data model. Governance focused on configuration controls for extraction rules, discrepancy management workflows, and a long‑term strategic roadmap to evolve automation capabilities. The platform choice was explicitly intended to let Home Point move faster on proprietary enhancements while sustaining ongoing innovation through a staged rollout and governed exception handling.