DecisionManager

Built for

Banking & Credit Underwriting

Automate loan origination, debt-to-income checks, credit score policy evaluation, and instant decisioning on a deterministic step budget.

Credit policy owners, underwriting ops, and lending product teams

Step budget · ~3.4 ms (2 MB / 500 candidates)

What this covers

  • Loan origination
  • Debt-to-income checks
  • Credit score policy evaluation
  • Deterministic decisioning with a step budget

Outcomes for this persona

What a successful evaluation looks like in production — not brochure metrics.

  • Same policy applied on every channel in milliseconds, not overnight batch
  • Explainable decline/approve with a full decision trail for auditors
  • Policy changes promote without an application redeploy

Loan origination purpose story

Separate credit policy from the loan origination system: authors own score bands, tenure gates and exposure caps as a decision table; channels call one published service.

  1. Model the loan application contract — credit score, income, amount, employment years — as decision-table inputs (BOM/JSON vocabulary, not a Java XOM JAR product).
  2. Author score-band and tenure rules with hit policy FIRST and an else path so every application gets approve, refer or decline with a reason code and max APR.
  3. Publish a version and deploy to an environment (dev first). Hot/canary and blue-green are available when you promote further.
  4. Execute from Decision Server / HTDS-style HTTP apps with a deterministic step budget; the same version answers every channel.
  5. Inspect matched[] in Decision Warehouse — which rules fired, in order — for underwriters and auditors.

Trial seed: Free trial signup seeds Sample · Loan Pre-Approval (key loan-pre-approval): five rules, FIRST hit policy, published and deployed to dev in one transaction. The /demo loan scenario walks the same inputs and reason codes illustratively — the trial runs the real engine.

Get started on this use case

Demo first if you want to see the engine fire. Trial next if you are ready to author your own tables.

Executive walkthrough

30 minutes on your rules, not ours

An executive seller walks underwriting, claims, or eligibility decisions you actually run — plus risk controls, migration path, TCO shape, and a realistic timeline.

30 minutes · your rules · risk · migration · TCO · timeline · EN · FR · ES · AR

  1. What you will see
  2. 1Your decision (underwriting, claims, or eligibility) modelled live as a table or ruleflow
  3. 2Governance path: draft → review → approve → publish → audit
  4. 3Where it runs: hosted EU, your cloud, on-prem, or edge bundle
  5. 4Honest residual: what we do not claim, and when classic ODM may still fit
  1. Agenda executives care about
  2. 1Risk & control — audit trail, hit policies, change governance
  3. 2Migration path — ODM / custom / spreadsheet inventory and cutover options
  4. 3TCO shape — hosting, ops, licensing posture (quote-based; no invented rate card)
  5. 4Timeline — trial seed → first production-shaped decision service

How buyers use this call

  • Procurement & InfoSec get residual-honest answers before a trial
  • Architecture owners map hosting (EU / own-cloud / air-gap) in one sitting
  • Migration leads size ODM export risk before committing headcount

Enterprise buyers

Security review before a trial?

Share your questionnaire, hosting requirements, or SSO needs. We reply within one business day — with no certification claims we cannot support.

Security, hosting & compliance

EU residency, on-prem, air-gap — and certifications we do not claim.

Two ways to go deeper

No card · does not auto-convert · seeded workspace · 30 minutes on your rules with a seller who ships the product

or write to us directly [email protected]

We reply within one business day.

Email

Request an executive walkthrough

Tell us which decision you own — underwriting, claims, eligibility, fraud, pricing — and we prepare the console around it.

No calendar link is configured for this deployment — we use email (mailto). This form has no backend. Submitting opens your mail client with a pre-filled message — nothing is stored until you send.

What are you replacing?

It changes who joins the call from our side.