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04 · Pipeline

Files belong in the pipeline, not a pile.

Once applications start arriving, a shared inbox becomes the failure. We pipe complete files into the CRM you already run — or help you pick one if you do not have a desk you trust.

What lands on your desk

The deliverables, by name.

01

Pipe-in of complete files

Submissions from the portal land in your CRM automatically — statements, answers, and all.

02

Field mapping to your stages

The file arrives shaped for your pipeline, not as a blob your team has to re-type.

03

The batch tag travels

Every record carries its lead-batch attribution, so you know which file produced which deal.

04

Help picking a desk

No CRM you trust yet? We help you choose one that fits an MCA pipeline. We do not sell one.

How it runs

Three steps, start to file.

  1. 1

    A complete file arrives

    The portal produces an application with statements attached.

  2. 2

    It lands in your pipeline

    Mapped into the CRM your team already runs, tagged to its batch.

  3. 3

    Your team works deals

    Underwriting starts from the pipeline — not from digging through a shared inbox.

Who owns what

The fine print, printed large.

Yours, in writing

  • Your CRM, your data — we pipe in, we do not hold your pipeline
  • Cold volume never leaves the mailbox you use to talk to real merchants
  • The sending desk and the CRM stay separate jobs, on purpose

Costs you pay directly

  • Your existing CRM subscription — nothing added by the desk

Choose from Launch, Growth, Accelerate, and Dominance — flat monthly plans with no per-file fees.

Asked at this desk

Before you send a file.

That is the best case. We map completed applications into the pipeline your team already runs, tagged to their batch. Nobody re-types a file.

Everything else lives on the FAQ page.

Ready to send

Bring the list. We handle the sending.

Inbox placement is seed-tested to major providers. If it drops below 90% after you are at full speed, those days are credited. How the promise works