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Tavant Launches Mortgage Data Foundry to Advance Data-Driven Lending and AI Innovation

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Tavant Launches Mortgage Data Foundry to Advance Data-Driven Lending and AI Innovation

Tavant, a leading platform-powered AI transformation specialist, launched Tavant Mortgage Data Foundry, a solution that enables lenders to lower the cost of originating a loan and close more of the business in their pipeline. The Mortgage Data Foundry integrates data in real time from mortgage enterprise systems into one governed, AI-ready foundation targeted to be deployed on the lender’s cloud data platform and anchored to MISMO standards. This provides lenders with integrated loan-level insight into customers, compliance, risk, next-best actions, and operations.

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Today, lender data is scattered across CRM, POS, pricing, LOS, underwriting, secondary marketing, servicing, and accounting systems. Reports don’t reconcile, compliance teams assemble exam-ready data by hand, and AI Agents stall. Mortgage Data Foundry is built to fix that.

“Cost reduction and volume optimization through AI are no longer limited by technology, but by data readiness, and data readiness and reporting have a cost of their own,” said Pratip Sengupta, Head of Fintech Delivery and GTM, Tavant. “Mortgage Data Foundry gives lenders one governed real-time view of their business so they can improve operational performance and deploy AI and agentic solutions rapidly, confidently and at scale.”

Mortgage Data Foundry runs on the cloud data platform a lender has already invested in. It reads from the lender’s origination and servicing systems; it does not replace them, write to them or replicate the underwriting and eligibility rules inside them. It has four parts: configuration-driven connectors to those source systems; a canonical mortgage data model anchored to MISMO standards that turns raw records into loans, borrowers, and customers and settles the source of truth when systems disagree; a mortgage ontology layer that defines how those entities relate; and finally, governed access through dashboards, conversational queries, and MCP-compliant endpoints.


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