The underwriting platform you trust, now modernized.
redIQ is getting a new name, a rebuilt interface, and a stronger connection to the Radix platform. The workflows you rely on are still here. Your deals, templates, assumptions, and history move with you. What changes is the experience around them: faster, cleaner, and built for how underwriting teams work today.
When Radix acquired redIQ, the goal was never to replace what made the platform valuable. It was to invest in it. The underwriting workflows users trust remain intact, now supported by a faster, cleaner experience designed to move underwriting forward as part of the broader Radix ecosystem.
The workflows you rely on are still here.
Your deals, templates, assumptions, and underwriting history move with you into Radix Underwriting. The platform has been modernized, but the core underwriting experience users trust remains intact.
The most important part of this transition is simple: the work you have already built is not going away.
- Your deals stay with you: All existing deal work carries forward.
- Your templates remain available: The underwriting structure you already use is preserved.
- Your workflow stays familiar: The experience is refreshed, but the logic of how you move through a deal remains recognizable.
Why redIQ is becoming Radix Underwriting.
redIQ gave underwriters the trailing picture. Radix adds the market picture. Together, that becomes a more complete view of every deal.
The foundation that made redIQ trusted.
RedIQ has been the industry’s most reliable underwriting platform
- Built for underwriters
- Powerful modeling and flexibility
- Speed and efficiency at scale
- Workflows underwriters rely on
Radix brings the present and forward-looking view
More Intelligence. More connected. More value.
- Market Intelligence at Your Fingerprints
- Connected Solutions
- Smarter Workflows
- Built for What’s Next
A faster, cleaner underwriting experience built for what comes next.
Radix Underwriting modernizes the experience around the workflows users already trust. The new interface is designed to reduce friction, simplify navigation, and help teams move through deals more efficiently without changing the core underwriting logic behind them.
This next generation of the platform also creates a stronger foundation for future improvements across automation, portfolio management, market intelligence, and connected workflows within the broader Radix ecosystem.
A modern interface designed to make underwriting workflows easier to move through and easier to manage.
Reduced friction across common underwriting tasks helps teams work more efficiently.
Build, manage, and analyze portfolios more seamlessly inside the platform.
Enhancements like SmartMap+ and background processing help reduce manual review and save time.
A stronger technical foundation designed to support future integrations, automation, and data connectivity.
Access broader market context and research directly within the underwriting experience to support faster, more informed decisions.
Welcome to the next chapter of redIQ.
Radix Underwriting brings the product you know into a faster, cleaner, and more connected future. Same underwriting commitment. Same foundation. A modern experience built for what comes next.
FAQs
The redIQ name is becoming Radix Underwriting, but the underwriting foundation users rely on is being carried forward. This is not about removing redIQ’s value. It is about investing in it.
Yes. Your deals, templates, saved assumptions, and underwriting history move with you automatically.
No. The interface is cleaner and more modern, but the workflow logic remains familiar. The navigation is designed to be easier to use while preserving the core underwriting experience.
Radix acquired redIQ because the product had a strong underwriting foundation. Bringing it into the Radix ecosystem allows the platform to modernize and eventually connect underwriting more closely with market intelligence, comp data, and broader multifamily insights.
The transition is designed to be simple for users. Login and redirect details should be handled through the launch process, with support available if any account-specific questions come up.