VAS launches new lender API to streamline valuations

Valuation panel management firm VAS has launched the VAS Lender API, a new tool designed to streamline valuation request management, enhance operational accuracy, and support lender scalability.

Related topics:  Valuation,  VAS
Amy Loddington | Online Editor, Financial Reporter
1st July 2025
stephen todd VAS

Developed over the course of a year, the VAS Lender API enables lenders to automate key parts of the valuation process, reducing reliance on manual data entry and improving overall workflow efficiency. It allows direct system-to-system communication, offering real-time updates via webhook notifications and flexible integration tailored to each lender’s needs.

Instead of manually inputting data and refreshing for updates, lenders receive instant notifications for key events, such as when a quote is accepted or a report becomes available, which accelerates turnaround times and reduces human error from manual entry.

Additionally, it enables CRM integration, allowing lenders to automatically send and retrieve data within their own systems, while also supporting the creation of custom front-end interfaces tailored to user needs.

VAS Co-Founder and CCO, Stephen Todd, highlighted the strategic importance of the launch, stating:

“This is a really important step for VAS as we recognise our clients are investing significantly in their technology infrastructure to provide their clients and broker partners a more efficient experience. We now have the ability to support our clients by making the valuation process manageable via their own platforms. We can also extract information that was previously not available, and send this straight into our customers’ internal systems, further enabling them to better manage their loan book and cut down on manual entry.”

Ian Furlong, CTO at VAS, added:

“As lenders grow and adopt more sophisticated technology, the API ensures they can scale their operations without having to move off their platform to get valuation quotes, instruct, and monitor progress—ultimately creating the feeling of VAS being an extension of their business. Beyond efficiency, the system fosters accuracy and integration, ensuring smoother operations and higher reliability throughout the valuation process.”

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