One system of record for the deal, from intake to wire.
Most financings stall between tools: the sizer, the memo, the lender list and the closing checklist. We run all of it on one deal file.
A point tool and a traditional brokerage each solve one piece. We run the file end to end.
Seven modules on one deal file
Intake, underwriting, packaging, placement, CRM, signature and closing all run on the same file. Nothing re-enters, nothing exports to a spreadsheet the deal loses track of.
Two assets that get sharper with every deal.
Quinn learned underwriting from people who held the credit pen.
At most shops the underwriting standard lives in whichever banker picked up the file. It moves with workload, with experience, with the day. Corlan's is documented and enforced on every deal.
From the desk
“Every output shows its work: the binding constraint, the spread inputs, the stress case, and a principal on the desk reviews the same numbers before anything ships. The engine runs all seven modules end to end, intake through closing, but it does not replace the credit team. A principal signs off on every file before it reaches a lender.”