Statement analysis
PDF extraction, OCR fallback, normalized transactions, balance context, and saved case history.
Upload bank statements, detect MCA repayment pressure, and export clean underwriting reports from one workspace.
Create a merchant, parse the PDF, inspect the activity, then export the report.
Attach the merchant PDF and save it to your private workspace.
Extract transactions, balances, statement totals, and run quality checks.
Identify lender debits, stacking, low-balance days, and position burden.
Download PDF and CSV reports with full context attached to the merchant.
A focused underwriting surface with the systems a paid workspace needs.
PDF extraction, OCR fallback, normalized transactions, balance context, and saved case history.
Lender-like debits, recurring payments, stacking indicators, daily pressure, and active position tables.
Single-month sheets, trend metrics, revenue waterfalls, export history, and audit-friendly outputs.
Flags edited or photoshopped PDFs — editing-software metadata, modified-after-creation timestamps, font-subset mismatches, and balances that don’t reconcile.
Every metric stays tied to the transactions behind it.
Every position, burden figure, and cash-flow flag — rolled into one risk summary at the top of the report. No verdict, no advice. Just the picture, fast, so you decide.
4 free statement analyses on us. No credit card, no contract.
Need more volume? Add $40 per 15 statements at any time.
Fast automation, always with reviewable calculations and source evidence.
Separate MCA-only burden from broader fixed-payment density so the report explains pressure without becoming a decision engine.
Exclude own-account transfers and internal credits from the revenue denominator before comparing lender withdrawals.
Keep the original PDF, parser status, analysis run, exports, and workspace events tied to the case record.
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Access statement upload, underwriting reports, exports, and saved case history.