LOS Software: What Banks Can Seamlessly Connect with Glances
Since we started our partnership with Realwired, we have gained a deeper understanding of the banking industry and the tech stacks that make its team operations run smoothly and securely. While Glances helps banks safely integrate software from CRMs to appraisal management apps like YouConnect (by Realwired) to corporate email platforms like Outlook, today we will focus on the Loan Origination System (LOS) portion of the stack.
Learn why banks rely on LOS software, which platforms they connect with Glances, and how our unmatched implementation time saves banking teams on stress, money, and resources.
Popular LOS platforms banks connect with Glances
Before we go over the list, it’s important to note that any API-based business application can connect with Glances. No API? No worries. We even a pathway to connect your outdated, in-house, and legacy systems too.
1. nCino
- Best for commercial, small business, and retail banking loans
- Built on the Salesforce platform
- Strengths: unified digital experience across lending types, CRM integration, workflow automation
- Used by global and regional banks
2. Fiserv
- Best for mid-to-large financial institutions
- Strengths:compliance, workflow automation, integration with core banking systems
- Used by U.S. regional and national banks
3. Abrigo
- Best for commercial, SBA, and agricultural lending
- Strengths: Streamlines complex lending processes, strong risk and compliance tools, tailored workflows for niche loan types (e.g., SBA 7(a), CRE)
- Used by community banks, credit unions, and regional institutions focused on business and specialty lending
4. Newgen
- Best for retail, corporate, and SME lending across global markets
- Strengths: highly configurable workflows, AI-powered automation, seamless omnichannel experience, strong compliance and document management
- Used by large banks and financial institutions in North America, Asia, and the Middle East looking for digital transformation at scale
5. Quickbase
- Best for custom, low-code loan origination workflows in niche or non-standard lending environments
- Strengths: highly customizable with low-code/no-code tools, rapid deployment, strong integration capabilities, ideal for banks with unique or evolving processes
- Used by banks and lenders needing flexible, internal LOS builds – especially for commercial lending, SBA, and process-heavy use case
Why connect your LOS (and more banking apps) with Glances
There are endless ways for bank employees to shave off hours of time from their daily work using Glances to view more and do more with their customer data across apps. For example, the lending department can create new appraisal orders, update customer profiles, check on loan statuses, upload and download documents, see internal comments on a file, and many more multi-tasking Actions.
Using Glances, bank employees can:
- Search their CRM, LOS, YouConnect, and other apps all at once
- Get real-time results on customers, loans, order statuses, comments, etc.
- Eliminate clicks and tab switching between banking apps
- Stay focused working in their banking app of choice
- Perform Actions for other apps without navigating away
- Avoid expensive and problematic 2-way data integrations
Integrate superfast: in a few weeks, not years
Timelines for banking integrations don’t have to extend for years and cause stress among stakeholders. Glances powered by Realwired leads projects with a white-glove approach: connecting apps, setting up mapping for bank-specific Actions, and onboarding users in weeks compared to years. Since Glances simply requires the initial setup time for single sign-on (SSO) and access to API accounts, banks can bypass the need for heavy IT involvement and draining additional departmental resources.
Get your bank on board with Glances
Seamlessly and securely integrating your bank’s software applications from Abrigo to YouConnect (and everything between) starts with a courtesy demo and app consultation so we can understand your tech stack and workflow goals. From there, we can discuss implementation strategies, security requirements, user pricing, and answer any other questions your banking team may have.