Methods of Onboarding New Loans
LendFoundry LMS offers multiple, flexible ways to onboard new loans depending on your technology setup and operational needs:
Automatic Onboarding via LendFoundry LOS + LMS Integration
Onboarding via APIs
Bulk Onboarding via UI

Manual Onboarding via UI

What Happens After Onboarding?
Once a loan is successfully onboarded, LendFoundry LMS automatically initiates key servicing processes:



Flexibility Across Loan Products
Benefits of New Loan Onboarding in LendFoundry LMS
Start Seamlessly. Scale Confidently.
LendFoundry LMS transforms loan onboarding from a manual handoff into an automated, reliable, and scalable process. Whether you’re onboarding one loan or thousands, the platform ensures accuracy, compliance, and efficiency from day one.
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Frequently Asked Questions
New loans can be onboarded via LOS–LMS integration, onboarding APIs, bulk upload through the UI, or manual entry.
Each loan is assigned a Loan ID, repayment schedules are generated, accruals start, and balances are updated.
Yes. The LMS supports multiple amortization methods. Once a loan is created with a method, it cannot be changed.
Yes. External LOS platforms can connect using LendFoundry’s Onboarding APIs.
Users upload a .CSV file, validate it, and generate a Bulk Loan Upload Report. Errors produce an error file for correction.
Yes. Back-office users can input loan data directly or use saved templates. Mandatory fields must be filled to avoid errors.
Yes. Each borrower (individual or business) gets a unique Borrower ID linked to their loan(s).
Yes. Interest accrues daily based on principal outstanding and daily rate, ensuring precise accounting.
Yes. The LMS is designed to handle diverse loan products under one tenant environment.
New loans are fresh originations approved and funded by LOS, while portfolio migration involves loans with existing repayment history.
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