While the exact loan management process is highly adaptable, some main process stages can be automated or semi-automated by TurnKey Lender.
The following articles will describe the exact setting and a step-by-step guide for tailoring and adjusting each step in the Turn Key Lender, while this is just an overview and a convenient reference list
Potential Customer comes to the Lender
First of all, the potential Customer needs to apply for the Loan. This may happen in one of the following ways:
Customer requests funds from a Lender: A Potential Customer approaches the Lender’s office, calls, or leaves an application on the Lender’s website.
Customer requests services or goods from a Vendor: A Potential Customer wants to purchase some goods or services from the Vendor and asks the Lender to provide the funds to pay for it as a Loan.
TurnKey Lender provides automation tools for the following situations:
Front Office Forms for the Customer and Loan Application Registration: Collect the main information about the new Customer, Create a Customer’s account, and collect Loan Application requests from existing and new Customers from the Web-Portal
Back Office Forms for the Customer and Loan Application Registration: Have an authorized Back-Office user collect the main information about a new Customer, create the Customer’s account in the Back-Office and
Front Office Form for the Loan Application Registration: Have an authorized Back-Office user create a Loan Application Request
Vendor Forms for the Customer and Loan Registration
Let’s take a look at a usual business flow aimed at providing the Customer with a Loan and then collecting the Loan and corresponding interest and fees in compliance with the agreement.
General Process | Automation with TurnKey Lender | Links to related functionalities |
First, the Customer needs to somehow inform a Lender that they want to get a Loan for a specific amount. | The Customer creates an account and fills in the initial application. This can be done:
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Then the Lender runs all the initial checks to see if they want to deal with the Customer. |