Lenders and AMCs who will be submitting appraisals directly to the EAD portal via Mercury Network must request an EAD Direct Integration User ID (DI User ID). The DI User ID will allow you to use Mercury Network's direct connection to the EAD portal to submit your appraisals within the same system you use to manage them.
Before you complete these steps, you must be completely registered for the EAD portal, and you'll want to make sure that your Business Unit(s) are properly configured. Here are links that will help you with those steps:
When you've logged into the EAD portal and your Business Unit(s) are set up, click the best description (below) of your role in EAD submission to get instructions on setting up your EAD DI User ID.
As part of this process, you'll fill out the EAD Direct Integration User ID Request Form, and you'll need to enter the information for your lender agent administrator. This is exactly the same information you used when registering for the EAD portal.
The EAD DI User will be set up within a specific Business Unit, so you'll need to know the name of the Business Unit when filling out the request form. If you want to be able to submit ANY appraisal to the EAD portal via Mercury Network, you'll enter the name of your Primary Business Unit. Here's how you can find the name of your Primary Business Unit:
Click here to access the form.
Now you'll wait an estimated 2-3 business days for an e-mail from
EAD-noreply@veros.com. This message will contain your EAD DI User ID,
so when you have it, you're ready for the next step.
Once you've received the e-mail containing your EAD DI User ID, you'll need to create a password for the DI User, so here's what to do:
Now that your EAD DI User is set up, you'll log into Mercury Network to enter your EAD information in Connection Settings. This is the final step that will allow you to submit your appraisals directly from Mercury Network. Instructions will be available shortly, along with Mercury's direct integration with the EAD portal.
As part of this process, you'll fill out the EAD Direct Integration User ID Request Form, and you'll need to enter the information for your lender admin. This is exactly the same information you used when registering for the EAD portal.
The DI User will be set up within a specific Business Unit, so you'll need to know the number of the Business Unit when filling out the request form. If you want to be able to submit ANY appraisal to the EAD portal via Mercury Network, you'll enter the number of your Primary Business Unit - this will be the most common configuration. Here's how you can find the number of your Primary Business Unit:
Click here to access the form.
Now you'll wait an estimated 2-3 business days for an e-mail from
EAD-noreply@veros.com. This message will contain your EAD DI User ID,
so when you have it, you're ready for the next step.
Once you've received the e-mail containing your EAD DI User ID, you'll need to create a password for the DI User, so here's what to do:
Now that your EAD DI User is set up, you'll log into Mercury Network to enter your EAD information in Connection Settings. This is the final step that will allow you to submit your appraisals directly from Mercury Network. Instructions will be available shortly, along with Mercury's direct integration with the EAD portal.
If your AMC will be submitting appraisals to the EAD portal on your behalf, you don't need an EAD DI User ID. In order for your AMC to submit appraisals on your behalf, you will need to be registered for the EAD portal. Click here for FHA's registration instructions. Next, you will need to set your AMC as your "lender agent" and FHA's instructions are here.
How to request an EAD Direct Integration User ID
After you've registered for the EAD portal and set up your Business Unit(s), you'll need to request a Direct Integration User ID - often called a DI User ID - so that you can submit appraisals directly to EAD from Mercury Network.
This document will assist lender administrators and lender agent administrators as they request their EAD DI User ID.