Loans: Full loan lifecycle, group lending, restructuring, arrears and IFRS 9 ECL provisioning

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Loans in the Bridge MFI Suite: Full loan lifecycle, group lending, restructuring, arrears and IFRS 9 ECL provisioning
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From application to yes, on one pipeline

applications move draft → appraisal → committee → approval on a pipeline board; risk rating, guarantors and collateral live on the form; bulk approval clears the committee’s Friday stack, and the application print files the decision.

Loans: From application to yes, on one pipeline
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The whole loan on one screen

Principal, rate, method, schedule, arrears, guarantors, collateral and every payment — the loan record holds the full story, with active loans filtered one click away and the term view showing exactly what changes at each state.

Loans: The whole loan on one screen
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Money out the door, witnessed

Disbursements post through their own register — 135 raised, 113 of them disbursed — each with method, reference and voucher print; partial and tranche disbursement included, and every one lands back on the loan.

Loans: Money out the door, witnessed
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Installments that respect the calendar

Repayment schedules in flat, declining or EMI; due dates skip the public holidays Core knows about; overdue rows surface on their own list and the calendar view shows the collector’s week ahead.

Loans: Installments that respect the calendar
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Every shilling in lands with a receipt

repayments in the register, 394 of them posted — allocation order is yours to set in settings, reversals keep the paid-date honest, and the receipt prints from the transaction itself.

Loans: Every shilling in lands with a receipt
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Loans in arrears, none of them forgotten

The overdue book grades every late loan watch → substandard → doubtful → loss with days and amount in arrears; collection actions log the calls and visits; demand letters and the PAR aging print keep the pressure documented.

Loans: Loans in arrears, none of them forgotten
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Security that would survive a court date

guarantors with exposure, consent state and their own declaration print; collateral across its own types with valuation, forced-sale value and status; liens release when the loan clears — automatically.

Loans: Security that would survive a court date
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Concentration caught before it concentrates

Concentration limits watch single borrowers, sectors, products, branches and officers with live exposure against threshold and a breach action — block, warn or escalate; macro scenarios and stress tests ask the what-ifs first.

Loans: Concentration caught before it concentrates
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The portfolio answers back

Portfolio summary, officer performance, product analysis, maturity profile and liquidity forecast — pivots and charts straight off the loan book, plus a loan calculator the credit desk can quote from.

Loans: The portfolio answers back
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Twenty prints, zero templates to buy

Agreements, statements, schedules, vouchers, receipts, declarations, registers and the analysis pack — every print on this page ships in the box, on your letterhead.

Loans: Twenty prints, zero templates to buy
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Rules that live on the product

Rates, terms, fees, penalties, eligibility and approval thresholds live on the loan product with fees in their own register and settings for allocation order and committee rules. New product, no code.

Loans: Rules that live on the product
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Every step of recovery stays on the file

Collection actions from the first phone call to the auctioneer, the demand letters that went with them, legal cases once it reaches court, penalties charged along the way, and the write-off when it genuinely cannot be recovered.

Loans: Every step of recovery stays on the file
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What the officer carries, and what came back

The collection sheet an officer takes to the field, today’s collections as they post, the channels money can arrive through, and a collection efficiency view over the period.

Loans: What the officer carries, and what came back
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Disburse a batch, or split one loan into tranches

Bulk disbursement for a committee’s whole sitting, tranches when a loan releases against milestones, and the disbursement register that reconciles what actually left the bank.

Loans: Disburse a batch, or split one loan into tranches
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When a good borrower hits a bad season

Restructures — reschedule, refinance or top-up — each with the reason recorded and an approval behind it, and credit-life claims from submission through to payout.

Loans: When a good borrower hits a bad season
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Vintage curves and stress runs, not spreadsheets

ECL vintage curves per product and tenor feed the provisioning engine, stress runs replay the portfolio against a scenario, and a liquidity alert fires before treasury is surprised.

Loans: Vintage curves and stress runs, not spreadsheets
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IFRS 9 staging and whether the provision is enough

The ECL staging run that classifies the book, and a provision adequacy view that answers the question a board actually asks — is what we hold sufficient.

Loans: IFRS 9 staging and whether the provision is enough
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A borrower repays without walking to a branch

A mobile-money repayment raised against the loan, priced and referenced so the receipt matches the schedule when it lands.

Loans: A borrower repays without walking to a branch

What's inside

Everything in Loans

99 items in 12 areas, every one shipping with the app today.

  • Group Lending

    • Dashboard
    • Groups
    • Group Social Fund
    • Officer Reports
    • Centers
    • Fines
    • Training
    • Cycles
    • Meetings
  • Reports

    • PAR Analysis
    • PAR Aging (PDF)
    • Portfolio Summary
    • Portfolio Summary (PDF)
    • Officer Performance
    • Officer Performance (PDF)
    • Product Analysis
    • Product Analysis (PDF)
    • Collection Efficiency
    • Collection Efficiency (PDF)
    • Disbursement Register
    • Disbursement Register (PDF)
    • Maturity Profile
    • Maturity Profile (PDF)
    • Scenarios
    • Fee Register
    • Regulatory Loan Classification (CBK PG/04)
    • Runs
    • Large Borrowers
    • Regulator Returns (Central Bank & sector)
    • Concentration Limits
    • Liquidity Forecast
    • Liquidity Alerts
  • Collections

    • Overdue Loans
    • Penalties
    • Restructures
    • Demand Letters
    • Insurance Claims
    • Collection Actions
    • Legal Cases
    • Collection Sheets
  • Configuration

    • Settings
    • Loan Calculator
    • Loan Products
    • Collateral Types
    • Repayment Channels
    • Generate NOC
    • Beneficiary Payouts
  • Operations

    • All Applications
    • Pipeline
    • Active Loans
    • Disbursements
    • Committees
    • Meetings
  • Repayments

    • All Repayments
    • All Schedules
    • Today Collections
    • Due Today
    • Overdue
    • Repay via Mobile Money
  • Documents

    • Guarantors
    • Collateral
    • Pending Verification
    • All MFI Documents
  • Documents it prints

    • Loan Application
    • Loan Statement
    • Repayment Receipt
    • Demand Letter
    • Loan Repayment Receipt
    • Loan Repayment Receipt (80mm)
    • Disbursement Voucher
    • Repayment Schedule
  • It runs by itself

    • MFI Loan: Mark Overdue SchedulesRuns daily
    • MFI Loan: Auto PAR ClassificationRuns daily
    • MFI Loan: Auto Penalty AccrualRuns daily
    • MFI Loan: Repayment RemindersRuns daily
    • MFI Loan: Overdue NoticesRuns daily
    • MFI Loan: Auto-Close Fully RepaidRuns daily
    • MFI Loan: Dormancy DetectionRuns daily
    • MFI Loan: Auto Demand LettersRuns daily
  • Guided assistants

    • Config Settings
    • Disburse Loan
    • Make Repayment
    • Restructure Loan
    • Write Off Loan
    • Waive Penalty
    • Bulk Approve Loans
    • Bulk Disburse Loans
  • More in this app

    • Provisions the auditor signs without a fightIFRS 9 ECL staging classifies the book 1–3 with PD, LGD and the rollforward; the provision pivot reconciles grade by grade; provision against outstanding balances — every figure traceable to its loans.
    • The returns, in the regulator’s own shapeCentral-bank classification in the PG/04 format, the delinquency return with PAR and coverage, large borrowers, and a returns wizard that fills the quarter — file-ready, from the live book.
    • The portfolio from four anglesPortfolio summary, product analysis, officer performance and the maturity profile — the four cuts a credit manager reaches for before a board meeting.
  • Also in the app

    • IFRS 9 ECL Staging
    • ECL Roll-forward
    • Provision Adequacy (PDF)
    • ECL Vintage Curves
    • Write-Offs
    • IFRS 9 ECL
    • ECL Macro Scenarios
    • Provision History
    • Provision Analysis

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