CONCORD classifies each document in a loan file as an application (1003), W-2, pay stub, bank statement, tax return, title commitment, disclosure or other type, then extracts the borrower, income, asset, property and loan fields from it. Every extracted value carries a citation to its page, and misclassified documents can be corrected before reconciliation runs.
Drag and drop the whole loan file, or pull it through an integration.
Each document is typed, and a processor can correct any document that was classified wrongly.
Borrower, income, asset, property and loan fields, read from native PDFs and scans alike.
Every value links back to the page it came from, so nobody has to hunt for it.
Names, the last four digits of the SSN, and employer.
Stated and documented income, account balances and statement periods.
Property address and the details on the title commitment.
Loan amount and the terms stated across the application and disclosures.
Yes. Scans and native PDFs are read the same way; poor scans lower confidence, and low-confidence values are flagged for review.
The processor corrects the type during review, before reconciliation runs.
Every extracted value carries a citation that opens the page it was read from.
The fields are reconciled across the whole file, and every conflict becomes an exception.
Mortgage loan file reconciliation: a clean, consistent file before it reaches underwriting.
The same field compared across the whole file: name, SSN last four, income, employer, property address and loan amount.
Conflicts and missing documents raised with severity and both sides of the evidence, and every correction logged.
Drop a file into CONCORD and see it typed and extracted, with every field cited.
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