Modex Score
A Modex Score is a proprietary performance indicator that measures the profitability of a loan officer relative to peers in their geographic area. Scores are displayed on a scale of 0 to 100 and are generated on a monthly basis.
What Goes Into a Modex Score?
A Modex Score evaluates a loan officer against peers in nearby geographic areas to produce a fair, market-adjusted ranking. The score takes several factors into account, including:
- Production volume and units — the primary driver of the score
- Loan volume over several months
- Professional experience
- Regulatory action history
- A variety of additional performance variables
Because the score is benchmarked against loan officers in your local market, it reflects how you compare to nearby peers — not the national average.
Where Is the Modex Score Displayed?
Your Modex Score appears as a gauge on your Dashboard profile card, next to your name and NMLS ID. Employers viewing loan officer profiles will also see a Modex Score gauge on each loan officer card, helping them quickly assess relative performance.
How Can I Raise My Modex Score?
The fastest way to increase your Modex Score is to increase your production. Because the score is heavily weighted on production volume and units, consistent loan origination activity will have the greatest positive impact over time. Scores update on a monthly basis, so improvements in production will be reflected in subsequent months.
Modex Score in Rankings
You can see how your Modex Score compares to peers by navigating to Insights in the top navigation menu and selecting Rankings. The Where You Stand page shows your rank within your branch, company, and region. For more information, see Loan Officer Profile Insights (Ranking).
Have more questions? Contact Modex Support.