Loan tape automation
Building a loan tape for your next sale or diligence request means three days of a senior analyst's time pulling and reformatting data by hand. We automate the pull.
Estimate manual work savingsWhat is a loan tape?
You'll recognize one of these.
The three-day scramble
A buyer requests a tape, and your best analyst disappears for three days pulling data from four different systems by hand.
The template mismatch
Every buyer wants the data in a slightly different format, so each tape request means reformatting from zero.
The stale snapshot
By the time the tape is assembled and reviewed, the underlying loan data has already changed.
A loan tape, end to end.
Automated data extraction
Loan-level data pulled directly from your LOS and LMS, not manually exported and stitched together.
Validation rules
Data quality checks run automatically, catching gaps before a buyer does.
Template mapping
Tapes generated in the specific format each buyer or rating agency requires.
Scheduled generation
Tapes refreshed on a schedule, so a request doesn't trigger a fire drill.
Audit trail
A record of what data went into every tape and when, for diligence defensibility.
Secure delivery
Tapes delivered through a controlled, logged channel instead of email attachments.
Your stack, not our preferences.
When it fits, and when it doesn't.
Signs you need this
- ·Every investor or diligence request triggers days of manual data assembly.
- ·Loan tapes contain inconsistencies that erode counterparty trust.
- ·The same fields are re-keyed and reconciled across multiple systems.
- ·Data-room preparation is a recurring bottleneck before every deal.
What's included
- ·Automated loan-tape generation from your servicing and origination data.
- ·Validation rules that catch gaps and inconsistencies before the tape ships.
- ·Repeatable, versioned outputs formatted for investors and diligence.
- ·Integrations to the systems that hold the underlying data.
What's not
- ·The source data quality itself, which we help improve but do not invent.
- ·Investor negotiation or deal terms.
- ·The securitization waterfall, which is a separate platform capability.
When this isn't the right fit
- ·You produce tapes rarely and the manual effort is genuinely small.
- ·Your underlying data lives nowhere structured enough to automate from yet.
- ·A single standard export from your existing platform already meets every request.
Common questions, answered plainly.
What is a loan tape?
How much does loan tape automation cost?
Can this handle multiple buyer templates?
How does this improve data accuracy?
How long does implementation take?
The rest of the stack.
Show us how this runs today.
One call. Walk us through how it works in your shop today, and we'll tell you honestly where custom software pays off, and where it doesn't.
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