From voice intake to bank-ready credit dossier in two logical steps.
Two specialized modules, one seamless flow
No unnecessary number-crunching during early consultations, but razor-sharp balance sheet and cash flow analysis as soon as the financing application takes shape.
Freely record 3 to 10 minutes in the car or at the office after a client appointment. Within 60 seconds, you receive a structured report including missing points and a secure entrepreneur link.
Once annual accounts, tax returns, and bank statements arrive, CreditPack analyzes balance sheets and cash flows, binding the hard figures to the intake report for a complete credit memo.
The journey of a finance application
From unstructured coffee chat to banking approval memorandum in 4 transparent stages.
Speak freely
Get in the car or click record on your laptop. Speak freely for 3 to 10 minutes about the funding need, entrepreneur, securities, and context.
Sharp draft & quick review
DealPiloot structures your notes into a crisp draft report (v1.0). You verify the numbers, adjust nuances, and authorize in seconds.
Financial Analysis & Extraction
Upload annual reports and bank records. CreditPack reads balance sheets and P&L, normalizes cash flow, and tests true debt service capacity.
Financials & Advisor Memo
Client delivers documents? CreditPack models cash flow, ratios, and DSCR. You formulate your professional advisor opinion for a decision-ready file.
Feature Matrix: Light vs. CreditPack
See exactly which functionalities are available in which phase of the advisory process.
1. Capture & Audio
Speak freely with automatic noise filtering.
2. Evidence & Verification
'Is this correct?' web link with time and IP stamp.
3. Sharing & Exports
PDF export in own branding & CRM export.
4. Credit Analytics
Normalized EBITDA, DSCR and 5D scorecard.
Strict separation between facts, figures, and advisory opinion
A file is stronger when it is immediately clear who stated what, and when. DealPiloot enforces a watertight separation: statements from the entrepreneur are labeled as 'as discussed', financial ratios are traced back to uploaded annual reports, and the professional judgment of the broker stands clearly alongside it.