01
Loans entry point and no-offer states
Every loan journey starts from a single entry point.
When a customer has an offer, they see it and can continue. When they do not, they see a clear, helpful state that explains the situation instead of a dead end. Customers always know where they stand, and your team avoids avoidable support calls.
02
Loan limit view and limit increase path
Customers can see the limit available to them at any time.
When they need more, a defined path lets them request a limit increase, so growth in a customer's relationship with you can translate into a bigger, more useful loan.
03
Amount and tenure selection with validation
Customers choose how much to borrow and for how long.
Finlake validates each choice against the customer's limit and the tenures you permit, so invalid requests are stopped at the screen instead of discovered later by an analyst.
04
Cost breakdown before commitment
Before a customer commits, Finlake shows what the loan will actually cost.
Presenting the full cost upfront is good for customers, supports fair-lending expectations and reduces disputes after disbursement.
05
Identity and consent checklist
Before any loan is disbursed, customers complete an identity and consent checklist.
The journey handles verification failures gracefully and clearly explains any restriction that stops an application, so customers know what went wrong and what to do next.
06
Repayment setup
Customers review a repayment plan summary and set up a direct debit mandate so repayments can be collected as agreed.
If the mandate fails, Finlake handles it with a defined failure path, so a technical problem does not silently become a missed repayment.
07
Loan agreement, read in full and accepted
Customers can read the full loan agreement and accept it as a recorded action.
You keep a clear record that the terms were presented and accepted before money moved, which protects both the customer and your institution.
08
Decisioning and outcomes
After the customer applies, Finlake guides them through the decision wait and the result.
Approved loans move forward, and applications that are under review, declined or hit an error each have their own clear state. Customers are never left looking at a spinner without an explanation.
09
Loan detail and repayment schedule
Once a loan is active, customers can open its detail and see the full repayment schedule.
Arrears and overdue loans are treated clearly, so customers understand what they owe and when, and your collections teams work from the same facts.
10
Early and part repayment
Customers can repay early or make part payments when cash allows.
Each payment ends in a clear outcome state, whether it succeeded, is pending or failed, so customers trust that their money has gone where it should.
11
Cancellation within the cooling-off window
Customers can cancel a loan within the cooling-off window.
Building this in supports good customer-protection practice and shows customers that your institution treats them fairly.
12
Loan history
Customers can look back at their past loans in one place.
A clear history helps them understand their borrowing and makes it easier to come back for another loan.
13
Complaints, from raising to resolution
Customers can raise a complaint about a loan and track it through to resolution.
Complaints stop disappearing into inboxes, and your institution gets a traceable process that supports both service quality and regulatory expectations.
14
Resume application
Customers who leave halfway can come back to exactly where they stopped.
Applications that would have been abandoned turn into disbursed loans.