Technology provider Quickli has launched a new standalone SMSF product that consolidates serviceability calculators across multiple lenders, removing the need for brokers to manually download and manage multiple spreadsheets with different policies and methods.
The product has been released following strong demand from brokers for more efficient SMSF loan solutions. After testing with more than 100 brokers in closed beta, the tool is now available as a free beta for Quickli subscribers for a limited time, with paid monthly subscriptions to follow.
Live features include:
Expanded coverage will soon include policy support, fixed products, product comparison, and additional lender options. Pepper Money, Thinktank, Bluestone, WLTH, and RedZed are the first lenders to go live.
David Deevy, Mortgage Broker at Financial Engineers, said the new tool is already transforming workflows.
“This product is exactly what you would expect from Quickli; super accurate results that have shaved down the preliminary assessment process for SMSF deals to a fraction of the time we used to have to allocate. Another absolute game-changer for the industry,” Deevy said.
Quickli cofounder and co-CEO Angus Keatinge (pictured right, alongside fellow co-founder and co-CEO Eric Dill) said the company developed the product after years of broker requests:
“Brokers have been asking for this solution for years, and we've invested significant time and resources to get it right,” Keatinge said. “SMSF loans are complex enough without brokers having to juggle multiple spreadsheets. This standalone product gives them the confidence and efficiency they need in this specialised lending area.”
Quickli is a mortgage serviceability technology platform now used by more than 12,500 mortgage brokers – over half the national industry.
The SMSF calculator adds to a string of recent innovations, including Quickli Community, a built-in hub where brokers can workshop deals, share insights and seek policy advice, white-label website widgets for loan repayments, stamp duty, borrowing power and refinancing feasibility, and serviceability-as-a-service lender partnerships.
The company said the new product demonstrates its commitment to supporting brokers with tools that save time, reduce complexity, and enhance client service across all lending scenarios.
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