Video Training

Byte Software's series of free training videos are a great way to get an overview of a general topic, or all the specifics you need to implement a BytePro feature right away. Videos allow you to watch the training at your own pace as time allows. If you have a question or need clarification on a particular topic, call or email Technical Support for an answer.

The BytePro on-demand training videos are WMV files, typically viewed with Windows Media Player. Audio is an important part of the training, so the computer you use to view the video should have sound capabilities.

Look for new videos to be added often as the BytePro video series expands. Topics will cover both new and existing BytePro features.

Free or low-cost Webinar Training with an online BytePro instructor is another popular training option.

See below for descriptions and links to our current videos. 

Working with Tasks

The Tasks feature in BytePro is presented through a series of five short videos. The first time you view the videos, watch them in order - each video builds on information already presented.

Intro to Tasks      
This first video in the series introduces the Tasks view and screen.

Play video now (WMV file, requires Windows Media Player, 8MB, 4 minutes).

Adding and Updating Tasks      
The second video demonstrates adding and editing tasks in a loan file.

Play video now (WMV file, requires Windows Media Player, 8MB, 5 minutes).

Sending Notifications     
This third video in the series explains how to send task notifications via text and email.

Play video now (WMV file, requires Windows Media Player, 9MB, 4 minutes).

Using Task Templates  
The fourth video explains how to create a task template, and includes an example of an automated task.

Play video now (WMV file, requires Windows Media Player, 8MB, 5 minutes).

Needed Items and Tasks  
This last video in the Tasks series demonstrates how to integrate Tasks with order outs and needed items in the Processing Log.

Play video now (WMV file, requires Windows Media Player, 8MB, 5 minutes).

If you experience audio or video quality problems, you may wish to download the video to your computer. To download it, right-click on the link above, then select Save Target As. After the file has been downloaded, double-click on it to view the video in Windows Media Player.

How to Create a New Loan File

This 10 minute video covers the basics of creating a new loan file in BytePro.

Topics include:

  • Creating a new loan file

  • Ordering credit and automatically populate liabilities to the 1003

  • Generating a Good Faith Estimate

Play BytePro video now (WMV file; requires Windows Media Player, 14 MB, 10 minutes).

If you experience audio or video quality problems, you may wish to download the video to your computer. To download it, right-click on the link above, then select Save Target As. After the file has been downloaded, double-click on it to view the video in Windows Media Player.

NMLS Call Report

This video provides a detailed overview of the NMLS Call Report Section 1 feature in BytePro, including how to:

  • Set up Defaults
  • Edit Call Report Data in the file
  • Prepare the Mortgage Call Report for submission 

Play BytePro video now (WMV file, requires Windows Media Player, 51 MB, 33 minutes).

If you experience audio or video quality problems, you may wish to download the video to your computer. To download it, right-click on the link above, then select Save Target As. After the file has been downloaded, double-click on it to view the video in Windows Media Player.

Understanding the 2010 GFE

This video covers how to fill out the 2010 GFE and how Byte Software products can help you comply with the RESPA changes. After taking this course you will have a better understanding of:

  • Filling out the 2010 GFE
  • Using BytePro to help comply with RESPA regulations
  • Completing the Shoppable Providers list
  • Tracking changes to closing costs
  • Documenting Changed Circumstances 

Play BytePro video now (WMV file; requires Windows Media Player, 50 MB, 45 minute length).

If you experience audio or video quality problems, you may wish to download the video to your computer. To download it, right-click on the link above, then select Save Target As. After the file has been downloaded, double-click on it to view the video in Windows Media Player.