Start with current context
Review the borrower’s public profile alongside current management information and the plan being put forward.
Bring borrower identity, current management information, the forward plan and supporting evidence into one explainable view. Assess the cash question, test the plan and keep sight of material variance after drawdown.
Current information. A visible method. A record that supports review.
CTI
Seven CTI axes
Filed accounts explain where a business has been. A credit decision also needs to understand how the business is operating now, what management expects next and how debt behaves when the plan moves.
Review the borrower’s public profile alongside current management information and the plan being put forward.
Follow assumptions through to revenue, costs, working capital, cash and the balance sheet.
Compare actual performance with plan and support the next review from the same case.
The Certifii Trust Index is a standardised, explainable index. It makes seven visible dimensions available alongside the underlying drivers and evidence.
Seven visible axes
The CTI gives an underwriting team a common map of financial position, resilience and plan coherence, with the evidence and drivers beneath the headline result.
Accounting for the numbers. AI for explanation.
The same case can support the first credit conversation and the subsequent monitoring record.
View public context, or invite the borrower to contribute the plan and evidence securely.
Begin with the CTI, then inspect the Financial Plan and Financial Model.
Use Integrity Checks to identify items that need explanation, evidence or a lender view.
Compare actual performance with the plan and retain the rationale for the next review.
Certifii
Bring the financial plan, evidence and monitoring record into the same decision path.