Cash advances · Portfolios · Partners

More time for deals.Less chasing
updates.

Capital Flow connects cash advance origination, underwriting, portfolio management, and syndication. Keep deal information together. Give clients and capital partners their own portals.

For funders, ISOs, brokers, and syndicators.

Your funding relationships, connectedRole-based access
Funding teamsOperations & underwriting
ISOs & agentsClients & deals
Capital FlowDeals · Remittances · Participation
ClientsDedicated client portal
Capital partnersDedicated syndicator portal
The same connected records. A relevant view for each relationship.
Across the deal lifecycle
  1. Origination
  2. Underwriting
  3. Agreements
  4. Remittances
  5. Portfolio

From origination to portfolio oversight

The details stay
with the deal.

Stop piecing together a deal from separate emails, files, and spreadsheets. Review the application, underwriting decisions, agreements, and remittance history in the context of the same client and deal.

01Origination & underwriting

Review the deal.
Not the email trail.

Keep client information, underwriting reviews, proposals, and agreements with the application. Pick up the next conversation with the history in front of you.

Client records · Underwriting · Agreements

02Portfolio & syndication

See the portfolio.
Understand each share.

Track remittance progress across cash advances, review participation shares, and follow compensation. Move from the portfolio overview to the deal behind the numbers.

Portfolio visibility · Participation · Compensation

03Connected workflows

Take repeat work
off the daily list.

Use scheduled processor imports to bring data into the platform, and track agreements through supported e-signature workflows. Review activity and exceptions while your team stays in control.

Processor data · E-signatures · Import oversight

Less time assembling the picture. More time working on the deal.

See it in your demo

Dedicated portals

Give them answers.
Not another email.

Clients want to know where their advance stands. Syndicators want to see their participation. Dedicated portals give each audience a relevant view, without opening up your internal workspace.

Client portal

Let clients
check for themselves.

Give clients a place to review their own cash advance details, remittance history, and shared documents, without waiting for your team to send an update.

Cash advance details
Their own records
Remittance history
A view of progress
Shared documents
Controlled visibility
Capital partner portal For syndicators

Keep capital partners
close to their portfolio.

Give syndicators a view of the cash advances they participate in, their share of each deal, remittance progress, and the documents you make available.

Participating deals
Their participating advances
Participation shares
Their share of the deal
Remittance progress
Portfolio context

For the team behind every deal

Connected on the deal.
Clear on who sees what.

Funding teams

Manage applications, coordinate underwriting, organize documents, and oversee the cash advance portfolio.

ISOs & agents

Keep assigned clients, applications, and compensation in view, with access matched to the relationships they manage.

Each person sees the records and documents available to their role and relationship.

A demo built around your business

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at work for you.

Tell us a little about your business. We’ll focus the conversation on the deals, partners, and daily work that matter to you.

What we’ll explore together

Follow a deal from application to portfolio oversight.

See the client and syndicator portal experiences.

Discuss the manual work you want to reduce.

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A closer look at the platform

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How does Capital Flow keep a deal moving?

Keep the application, client details, underwriting decisions, agreements, and notes linked together. Your team can review the deal’s status and history in context, instead of piecing them together across inboxes and spreadsheets.

What can I see across my funded portfolio?

See remittance progress, amounts remitted, and what remains across your cash advances, then open an individual deal for the details. Review participation alongside deal totals so the portfolio picture stays connected to the records behind it.

How do syndicators stay informed about their capital?

Capital partners have a dedicated portal showing the deals they participate in, their share of each deal, remittance progress, and shared documents. Your team manages participation alongside the cash advance, giving partners a place to check their position without requesting a separate update.

Can clients check their advance without contacting my team?

Yes. Clients can review their own cash advance details, remittance history, and documents you make available in a dedicated portal. They get a place to find routine updates, without access to your internal workspace or other clients’ records.

How do ISOs, agents, and underwriting teams work together?

Client and deal records stay connected across the funding relationship. ISOs and agents work with the clients and applications in their scope; underwriting teams review the deals available to them. Role-based access keeps collaboration tied to the relationships each person manages.

Which everyday tasks can Capital Flow take off my list?

Scheduled processor imports bring supported data into Capital Flow without a manual upload each time. Agreement e-signature tracking keeps signature status alongside the deal. Your team can review import activity and exceptions rather than repeatedly assembling the same information.