The operating systems specialty finance companies run on.
Underwriting, servicing, collections, reconciliation, ledger design, embedded funding and risk, built by people who have run the book.
The same work, in your language
Lenders, factors and platforms have the same problem as every owner-run company: too much of the operation still runs on spreadsheets, inboxes and people remembering. Here it costs more. A slow servicing workflow shows up as days on the book, concentration you can't see, and a notice that went out late.
What we build
Intake, document collection, verification, decisioning, and a file that holds up later.
Scheduled outreach that runs itself, debtors reporting their own status, risk-scored queues, and a person stepping in only where the signal says to. See the collections case study
Double-entry from day one, maker-checker on every money movement, and reports that agree with the bank.
Advances, purchase structures and the controls around them, designed by people who know what a regulator, a funder and a bankruptcy trustee will each ask for. See SyncPay
Tiering, headroom, concentration, and the dashboard that shows the owner where the book stands this morning.
Why operators
Eric has spent more than eleven years in factoring and commercial finance, including running a specialty finance company end to end. That covers underwriting, collections, notices, liens and creditor work on a live receivables book, including the parts that go wrong. The systems we build for this industry are the ones he needed and couldn't buy. More about Eric
Proof from inside the industry
Where to start
Most lenders start with the Verdict, priced in days on the book as well as hours, or with One Fix on the servicing step that hurts most.
Priced in days on the book, as well as hours.