See connected exposure
Understand who and what is linked to the deal. Keep supported relationships, candidate matches, and unresolved questions distinct.
Connect the applicant to the people, accounts, income, obligations, and counterparties that shape the deal. Give business, consumer, and insurance teams the context to make a well-informed decision.
Connected evidence. Reviewable reasoning. Your decision.
The application introduces the customer. Their accounts, income sources, commitments, and counterparties explain how the financial relationship works. Amlok helps you bring those connections into the assessment, within the evidence you are authorized to use.
Understand who and what is linked to the deal. Keep supported relationships, candidate matches, and unresolved questions distinct.
Follow activity across records and systems. Separate new economic activity from transfers, financing, and duplicate representations.
Keep source records, calculation inputs, and policy context close to each finding so your team can examine the case.
Explore the questions, relationships, and evidence that matter to your team.
Bring bank activity, payments, accounting, and commercial relationships into the same assessment. Review how money is earned, where it moves, and which obligations compete for it.
Separate operating receipts from transfers and financing. Reconcile sales, refunds, processor settlements, and deposits.
Examine liquidity, seasonality, debt service, and customer concentration within a consistent observation window.
Review supported ownership, related businesses, guarantors, and security interests with their evidence attached.
One economic event can appear in several systems. Reconcile the records before measuring capacity.
Give underwriters a consistent financial view assembled from the agreed sources. Document interpretation and reconciliation become part of the same analysis, with the underlying evidence available for review.
Establish the evidence window, source coverage, and missing inputs before treating a file as complete.
Examine income, operating activity, transfers, financing, and obligations in the context of related records.
Surface conflicting values and uncertain matches as review questions, with the source and scope attached.
Linked records · Reconciled cash flow
A base-case cash-flow figure is one part of the assessment. The assumptions behind it matter just as much: collection timing, income variability, operating costs, and the obligations that still need to be paid.
This simple business example shows how a change in receipts affects cash available for debt service. Move the slider to inspect the relationship.
(Receipts − operating outflows) ÷ scheduled debt service. Costs and debt payments are held constant. This mechanical example is not a forecast, approval rule, or model performance result.
Give every stage a clear purpose, a defined scope, and an output the next person can use.
Agree the subject, product, evidence window, and required output. Confirm permissions and identify what is ready, missing, or outside scope.
Begin with a clear boundary for the assessment.Confirm the supporting evidence for an unresolved obligation.
Insights produces the structured findings and underwriting summary or credit memo agreed for your workflow. Your team can examine the result against its own policy, risk appetite, and product requirements.
Follow an observation back to the records and inputs that support it.
Identify the information that still needs confirmation and the conditions that require judgment.
Keep the evidence snapshot and original reasoning available for future review.
The original assessment becomes a starting point for monitoring. Amlok Signal compares permitted new evidence with that baseline, surfaces changes for review, and preserves the history behind the relationship.
Explore portfolio monitoringYour team decides when and how to act.
Start with a defined underwriting use case, agree the sources and outputs, and connect the results to your team’s existing systems.
It means examining the applicant or exposure together with the financial relationships that affect it: accounts, income sources, obligations, counterparties, ownership, and relevant agreements. The scope is defined by the deal and the evidence your institution is authorized to use. A possible relationship remains a question for review until the evidence supports it.
Insights organizes and reconciles evidence, analyzes financial and risk information, and produces the structured findings and underwriting summary or credit memo agreed for your workflow. A completed assessment is tied to an evidence snapshot, so your team can review the supporting records and the questions that remain open.
The assessment should be configured for the specific product and available evidence. Business and consumer workflows use different financial definitions and policy criteria. For insurance-related use cases, discuss the required financial-risk scope for trade credit, surety, or premium finance with us. Coverage, actuarial pricing, policy administration, and claims handling remain with your institution and its systems.
The agreed workflow can combine supplied documents, banking, payments, commerce, accounting, and other eligible sources. Availability depends on provider access, permissions, coverage, and integration arrangements.
Your institution owns its policy, risk appetite, approval or decline, and any customer communication. Amlok supports the analytical work with findings, calculations, evidence, and reviewable exceptions. Recommendations and policy observations remain distinct from the institution’s final decision.
A completed Insights assessment can become the baseline for Amlok Signal. Signal compares permitted new evidence with that baseline and can reassess material changes while preserving the original assessment. Change-driven reassessment is included in Signal; a separately requested new full underwriting is an Insights run.
Insights is priced per completed underwriting for one application and an agreed evidence snapshot. Standard, Advanced, and Complex tiers reflect the workload and scope. Agree the evidence limits and required outputs before processing. See our pricing page or discuss your workflow with the team.
A point-in-time decision does not need to become a blind spot for the life of the deal.
