Adding It to Your Site
In order for your customers to start using the FlexApp 1003 loan application
form, you must first integrate it with your own, existing web site. Your
web administrator can use a simple URL link specific to your FlexApp site to
open the form directly on an existing web page, in a pop-up window, or within a
framed page on your site. Also, they can create a login page that allows
returning customers to access their online applications to either complete the
process or track progress. Depending on whether you're using FlexApp 1003 with
an XSite or another custom website, the process varies slightly.
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Add FlexApp 1003 to an XSite |
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- From the FlexApp 1003 admin, hover over the New
Applications drop-down toolbar and click Adding It To Your
Website.
- Select and copy the code URL (blue web address) beside the language you
want to use to your clipboard.
- Now, open your XSite and click the XSite icon in the top
toolbar.
- Click My Content in the Content pane on
the left.
- In the My Content step, click the Custom
tab and then click the Link to External Page Button
at the bottom.
- In the screen that appears, type a Button Name and
corresponding Web Address into the fields provided.
- Paste the URL you copied in the previous steps into the
URL field and remove the http:// from the
beginning of it.
- Finally, click Save and Close to save your page. If
you're ready to enable the loan app immediately, check the box beside the page
you created in the Custom tab and click Save
to publish it to your site.
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Add FlexApp 1003 to Other Sites |
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- From the FlexApp 1003 admin, hover over the New
Applications drop-down toolbar and click Adding It To Your
Website.
- Select and copy the code URL (blue web address) beside the language you
want to use to your clipboard. Or, alternatively, if you want to copy the
entire HTML code block to insert a URL to your loan application, copy one of
the code blocks in the Example HTML section. Each section
differs by the method in which the link opens. Options include: replacing the
current window of your site (standard), opening a new window for your loan app
(pop-up), or embedding the loan app into an existing page on your site
(embedded).
- Now, open your existing web page and paste the link or code into the
desired location.
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Hint: While this is a simple process for most
web administrators, it does require a working knowledge of web design and
development. If you’d like a more integrated solution, you might
consider purchasing a Mortgage XSite. |
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