New Technology Service Providers
When you’re approved to work with Fannie Mae, you are more prepared to plan for future growth and success with integrated solutions. Our collaboration doesn’t stop after the integration process: we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Start your relationship with Fannie Mae
We’re always committed to working with you in efforts to help customers accelerate business growth. The steps listed below explain the process for becoming a new integrated technology service provider.
Step 1: Prequalification (4–6 weeks)
Complete the readiness tool below and submit the vendor intake form, so that our team may perform a preliminary assessment. Once reviewed and all necessary documents are received, we’ll set up an initial discovery call to learn more about your company’s product/service offering before a decision is made to proceed with an integration. To be approved, we consider the following:
- Business use case
- Customers intending to leverage the integration
- Volume
- Dedicated resources to build out solution
- Intended workflow
Step 2: Onboarding & Integration (4–8 months*)
If approved for integration, next steps include:
- Legal agreement execution
- Assignment of a dedicated Digital Alliances Manager
- Risk review completion, if required for the product/service
- Integration and testing efforts
- Remittance of onboarding fees, if required
* Timing depends on Fannie Mae integration backlog and TSP’s level of prioritization/dedication.
Step 3: Production/Monitoring (2-3 weeks)
Once live, we’ll have ongoing post-production monitoring, production health checks, reporting, and review activities.
See if you’re eligible
Evaluate whether your company meets Fannie Mae's expectations and requirements as an integration partner by completing our quick online questionnaire. In order to receive access to the new integrator application, you must successfully complete the evaluation.
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