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Every file gets your best underwriter.

Kita reads the documents, builds the spread, holds the file against your credit policy and drafts the memo. Your underwriter reviews work that is already done and signs the decision.

Loan typesAny
Sits on your LOSAPI-first
SecuritySOC 2 Type II · ISO 27001

Credit assessment breaks at scale.

More volume usually means more analysts, or the same analysts cutting corners. Neither is a plan.

01

Inconsistent decisions

Different analysts apply different standards, and portfolio risk compounds.

02

Generic models do not fit your book

Off-the-shelf scores miss the signals that actually predict repayment in your portfolio.

03

No feedback loop

Your underwriting logic never learns from the outcomes you generate.

04

Speed against quality

Scaling volume means more analysts or lower-quality decisions.

Four steps, from documents to a signed memo.

The same sequence a good analyst follows, run on every file in the same order, at the same standard.

01
The spread

Spread the financials

Statements, general ledgers and bank data are pulled into a normalized period-over-period spread. Debt service coverage, margin, debt service and trend are computed in one pass.

Financial spreading
02
The narrative

Read the story behind the numbers

Picks up what the spread alone will not tell you: concentration risk, moving margins, what a late filing implies.

Credit analysis
03
Your rulebook

Check it against your policy

Every file is held against your encoded credit policy, and anything outside it is flagged, never waved through.

04
The memo

Draft the memo

The memo a senior analyst would write, every claim cited to its source line, ready for your underwriter to sign.

Any loan type, not one product line.

The credit policy changes per product. The method does not, so adding a product does not mean adding a system.

Working capital

Revolving facilities and short-term lines against trading performance

Equipment finance

Asset-backed term lending and leasing

SBA 7(a) and 504

Full packages, including the cash proof the 2026 rules ask for

Commercial real estate

Income-producing property, rent rolls and debt service

Term loans

Amortizing business credit against financial statements

Small business

Thin-file and first-time borrowers, including non-standard income

The non-negotiables.

Cited to source

Every figure links to the document line that produced it.

Calibrated to your policy

Your thresholds and required checks, encoded once, applied always.

Learns from your outcomes

Every repayment and default sharpens the next recommendation.

Your underwriter signs

The AI drafts and explains. A human makes every decision.

Wires into your stack

API-first. Integrates into your existing LOS, credit engine or custom workflow.

Underwrite more files without hiring for it.

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