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Loan Origination System Features That Hold Up Under Diligence

Loan Origination System Features That Hold Up Under Diligence

August 19, 2026

Key Takeaways: Introduction You are three weeks into demos for a second loan product, and every vendor deck lists the same loan origination system features.

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Configuring a Loan Origination Workflow That Holds Up at Volume

Configuring a Loan Origination Workflow That Holds Up at Volume

August 18, 2026

Key Takeaways: Introduction Your application volume climbed after the last group of dealers and merchants came online, and operations absorbed it with overtime instead of

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The Loan Origination Process, From Application to Funded Loan

The Loan Origination Process, From Application to Funded Loan

August 17, 2026

Key Takeaways: Introduction Origination volume is growing through your dealer and merchant channels, and headcount is not. Applications per reviewer keep climbing, files sit longer

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Reverse Factoring vs Dynamic Discounting: LOS Configuration

Reverse Factoring vs Dynamic Discounting: LOS Configuration

August 14, 2026

Key Takeaways: Reverse factoring and dynamic discounting are often compared because both help improve working capital within a supply chain. However, they solve different business

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MCA Audit Trail: What Series B Investors Will Ask About Your LOS

MCA Audit Trail: What Series B Investors Will Ask About Your LOS

August 12, 2026

Key Highlights: Introduction Your Series B timeline just shifted by three weeks. Not because the term sheet changed or the investor lost interest. Because your

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Lending Software Vendor Evaluation: Five Questions on Update Process, Data Portability, IP Provisions, and Reference Customers

Lending Software Vendor Evaluation: Five Questions on Update Process, Data Portability, IP Provisions, and Reference Customers

August 6, 2026

Key Highlights: Introduction Selecting a lending software vendor is one of the most consequential technology decisions a lender can make. While product demonstrations often emphasize

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DocuSign Integration for Loan Closing: Reduce Operational Bottlenecks 

DocuSign Integration for Loan Closing: Reduce Operational Bottlenecks 

July 30, 2026

Key Takeaways: Loan closing should be the final step in the paperless lending process, but for many lenders, it becomes one of the biggest operational

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Multi-State Lending Compliance Software: How State Restriction Logic, Metro-2 Reporting, and Cross-Border ACH Should Be Handled by the Platform

Multi-State Lending Compliance Software: How State Restriction Logic, Metro-2 Reporting, and Cross-Border ACH Should Be Handled by the Platform

July 29, 2026

Key Takeaways: Introduction: New Jersey Runs One Program. Pennsylvania Runs Another. California Runs Three. The Right Lending Platform Applies Every State Rule Automatically. For lenders

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Why Multi-Program Lenders Need Unified Loan Origination and Loan Servicing Software

Why Multi-Program Lenders Need Unified Loan Origination and Loan Servicing Software

July 28, 2026

Key Highlights: Introduction Managing a multi-program lending portfolio is operationally demanding under the best circumstances. When loan origination and loan servicing software run on separate

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Salesforce LOS to Loan Management System Integration: The Data Model Mismatch, the Maintenance Cost, and When the Bolt-On Math Does Not Work

Salesforce LOS to Loan Management System Integration: The Data Model Mismatch, the Maintenance Cost, and When the Bolt-On Math Does Not Work

July 21, 2026

Key Takeaways: Introduction Building a Loan Origination System (LOS) on Salesforce is a common choice for lenders looking to streamline borrower onboarding, underwriting, and approvals.

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