Credit Application Processing demo
Each applicant's dossier assembled, references chased and identity checked before credit. 1:35
What the demo shows
Checks new-customer credit applications, references and IDs, and recommends terms
Each new applicant gets a dossier that assembles itself: slots for the application, the W-9, registration and ownership, ID and sanctions, the bank reference, three trade references and the credit report fill as agents finish, each with its source and key finding. A reference agent sends and chases the bank and trade reference requests, reads the replies and checks that every referee is a real, independent business. An identity agent verifies the registry, the owners, the signer's ID, sanctions lists and the TIN. A separate checker agent compares every fact across every document and flags anything that does not agree. The terms agent recommends a limit, terms and conditions with cited reasons, the credit analyst asks, approves, edits or declines with a reason code and an e-signature, and only then is the letter sent and the ERP account set up.
Transcript
- Credit Application Processing checks new customers' applications, references and IDs, and recommends terms.
- Credit teams say references are the biggest delay in approving new customers.
- Blue Pine Contractors asks for $75,000 on net 30.
- Its dossier assembles itself, each slot filled by an agent, with its source.
- Two of three trade references replied.
- $60,000 of high credit paid in 34 days.
- The checker compares 31 facts.
- One disagrees. Two digits swapped in the W.
- 9TIN. The term's agent recommends $50,000 on net 30.
- Once a corrected W, 9 matches.
- IV, the analyst, asks why not 75, then approves with reason codes.
- A counteroffer is drafted.
- The ERP account waits on a credit block.
- Every finding cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
- The aim, decisions in a day, and no shell applicant shipped.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.