Key Stakeholders: Chief Credit Officers, Credit Officers, Credit Administrators
The BankPoint Credit Administration module helps Chief Credit Officers manage credit exposure and maintain a healthy loan portfolio by standardizing how credit actions and approvals are handled.
Credit Officers can use a Credit Action workflow to replace manual email and status-change forms with an automated process and built-in audit trails. BankPoint acts as a system of record for credit actions like risk rating changes, charge-offs, and non-accruals, for consistent internal oversight.
BankPoint supports Credit Policy compliance by replacing ad hoc emails, spreadsheets, and forms with automated workflows and audit trails. It provides auditors and examiners a centralized view of credit actions and approvals, so teams can quickly see how decisions were documented and tracked.
Credit Administrators can access portfolio information such as daily historical and loan-level data from the core. This includes notes, activity, covenants, document requirements, and documents stored in your existing imaging system. They can manage borrowers and guarantors, navigate relationships, and track collateral such as appraisals and asset valuations.
BankPoint's Exception Monitoring unifies covenant tracking, document requirements, and exception management in a single dashboard. The Checklist view surfaces upcoming to-dos - documents due, collateral requirements, and covenants ready for review - with lead dates to drive timely follow-up. When items become overdue or covenants fail, they automatically move to the Exceptions view for reporting and remediation. Covenant reviews follow structured approval workflows, and document requirements can be scheduled with configurable due dates and assignees.
Yes, BankPoint handles complex relationships by collecting and analyzing data from your current systems to build a diagram that maps links between customers and loans. This view helps teams see the complete legal lending limit for each relationship and supports updates as borrowers or entities change over time.