Reconcile the operating evidence
Link sales, invoices, settlements, and bank receipts without counting the same economic event twice.
Follow how a business earns, collects, spends, and meets its obligations. Connect financial records and supported relationships so the assessment reflects the operating reality behind the application.
Explore your segment
Choose a segment to explore the evidence, financial relationships, and changes that matter to the review. The analytical scope follows the product and the information your institution is permitted to use.
Reconcile banking, accounting, and commerce evidence to understand operating receipts, liquidity, and debt commitments. Keep owner transfers and new financing distinct from trading revenue, and make seasonality visible.
Receipt deterioration, liquidity pressure, and changing customer dependence.

Link sales, invoices, settlements, and bank receipts without counting the same economic event twice.
Review facilities, guarantees, counterparties, and defined coverage measures against supplied terms.
Follow new evidence against the assumptions supporting the original assessment.
Bring the agreed evidence snapshot, supported calculations, and findings into a reviewable underwriting context.
Explore underwritingMonitor existing relationships and reassess permitted new evidence against the baseline, with source limitations visible.
Explore monitoringExplore the detailed guides for Canada and the United States, including dated market context, assessment methods, implementation considerations, and source references.
Is the business generating the cash its commitments require?
Read guideINDUSTRY GUIDEWhere does exposure sit across the obligor, group, and facility?
Read guideINDUSTRY GUIDEDoes the financing structure fit the business’s cash-conversion cycle?
Read guideINDUSTRY GUIDEWhat does the agreement require as merchant receipts change?
Read guideAgree the evidence sources, jurisdiction, product definitions, and decision responsibilities before implementation. Test missing information and exceptions as carefully as completed assessments.
Not automatically. Financing, internal transfers, refunds, and settlement timing need to be distinguished from supported operating receipts.
No. Use the agreement’s definitions and the relevant evidence. Cash-flow coverage, EBITDA-based DSCR, remittance burden, and borrowing-base availability are different measures.
Public market observations provide context, not an Amlok performance claim or a universal approval threshold. Preserve geography, reporting period, product population, and denominator when comparing results. Page illustrations are fictional.
A point-in-time decision does not need to become a blind spot for the life of the deal.
