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Mortgage closer at a regional lender. Average loan package: 38 documents. All need to be accurate before closing. The old process: Print everything. Read every page. Check every number matches. Initial every correction. Average errors found per package: 4-6. Time to review: 90 minutes. Errors that still reached closing table: Too many. Built a pre-closing verification system. Upload entire loan package. System extracts: borrower names, loan amounts, interest rates, property addresses, closing dates. Compares across all 38 documents. Flags any inconsistency. First week results: - 23 errors caught in one loan package alone - Interest rate wrong on 3 documents - Borrower name spelled differently on 7 documents - Property address had wrong unit number on 2 documents - Closing date inconsistent on 4 documents None reached the closing table. Corrections made before signing. Error rate at closing: Down 89%. Borrower complaints: Down 67%. Rescission requests: Zero in 6 months. What document errors are reaching your customers?

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One of the reasons I’m here is that I realize I need to go deep on Claude and learn how to solve my own problems. That said, I don’t want to spend hours or days on something that feels like it should be relatively straightforward. Yesterday I spent about 3 hours trying to integrate Claude with my Gmail and Google Calendar. I wasn’t able to get it working. I’m fairly confident I configured everything correctly on both the Claude side and within Chrome/Gmail. But as soon as Claude tried to actually do anything (like create a folder or delete junk emails), Google would block the action. Claude ended up suggesting I look into tools like n8n or Zapier to handle the integration instead. I also checked Reddit, but didn’t find anything that clearly addressed this issue. At this point, I’m stuck on what feels like a basic use case: email integration and some help with calendaring. Claude also suggested that Google may have made this kind of access more restrictive. Questions: - Has anyone successfully connected Claude to Gmail/Calendar for real actions (not just reading)? - Are Google’s security restrictions the main blocker here? - Is using something like n8n or Zapier basically required now? Would really appreciate any guidance or a simple path forward.