We’re building credit-operations agents to complete applications, prepare underwriting evidence, resolve payment questions and follow up on collections. One Supervisor keeps the case history, lender rules and next steps connected across your existing systems.
For consumer and SMB lenders. Start with the job your team needs most, then connect more of the borrower journey as you prove the value.
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Complete applications and onboard borrowers
Follow up on unfinished applications, answer document and status questions, and guide new borrowers through their payment schedule and repayment setup.
Aim: More completed applications and clearer onboarding.
02
Collect documents and reconcile evidence
Request missing files, check conflicting document and system information, and prepare an evidence-linked case for the underwriter to review.
Aim: Less preparation work, fewer evidence errors and faster review.
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Resolve servicing and payment questions
Explain balances and payment dates, investigate missing or disputed payments, and make account updates within lender permissions.
Aim: Faster resolution and less repeat work for your team.
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Act before arrears worsen
Identify failed payments and early arrears, check whether contact is needed, and follow up or escalate within your contact and treatment rules.
Aim: Earlier resolution and less avoidable delinquency.
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Resolve collections cases
Handle borrower replies and inbound or outbound calls, offer permitted arrangements, record promises to pay, and follow up against actual payments.
Aim: More cash recovered after costs and more promises kept.
Gather supporting information, prepare options allowed by policy, and send sensitive decisions to an authorized member of staff with the case history attached.
Aim: Sustainable plans and more consistent borrower treatment.
We’re developing this suite. Each pilot defines the agents, systems and actions in scope, and measures results against your current process.
Collections to customer support
The borrower shouldn’t have to connect your teams.
A borrower receives a collections email, then contacts support. The person responding needs the relevant message, account status and any repayment commitment.
CredMotion is designed to carry that context across teams and systems, within each person’s access rights. The borrower can continue the conversation without repeating the story.
From interaction to resolution
The conversation is just the start.
Record the promise or escalate the request, track the next deadline, and confirm the result in the lender’s systems. The case stays open while work remains.
Illustrative collections case
“Can I pay €150 on Friday?”
A fictional example of the intended workflow, from a borrower reply to a recorded outcome.
1
Check the request
The Collections Agent checks the balance, earlier conversations and repayment options before responding within lender policy.
Borrower request: pay €150 on Friday
2
Record the promise or escalate
If allowed, record the amount and due date in the case and lender system. If approval is needed, send the request and evidence to an authorized person.
Result: recorded commitment or assigned review
3
Track the deadline and follow up
The Supervisor keeps the owner and payment deadline attached to the case. A missed promise triggers the permitted follow-up or escalation.
Next step: check payment on the agreed date
4
Confirm the payment outcome
Check the payment record and refresh the balance. Stop outdated reminders and close the case when resolved, or route the remaining work for review.
A completed call is followed by a payment check
The same case across the borrower journey.
CredMotion Supervisor
Same case. Every stage.
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Collections Agent · Case resolution
Keep cases moving after the borrower responds.
The Collections Agent checks account history and lender policy, records a permitted payment promise or sends the request for review. The Supervisor tracks the deadline, follows up and confirms the payment outcome.
Context for every conversation
Provide the balance, repayment history, previous conversations, commitments, and case notes. Keep that context up to date as the case changes.
Your policy sets the boundaries
Define contact limits, permitted repayment options, and when a person must approve or take over. Include your hardship and vulnerability procedures.
Follow-through across days and weeks
The agent tracks promises, responds to new information, and resumes work when a payment arrives or a commitment is missed.
Now showing: The Collections Agent records a promise or escalates; the Supervisor follows up and checks payment.
The CredMotion Supervisor
Keep the whole flow moving.
One Supervisor connects specialist agents, your staff, borrowers and existing systems. It keeps an owner and next deadline on each case, carries context across handoffs, and confirms what happened.
01
Invoke the right specialist
Identify the next task and give a specialist the evidence and tools it is allowed to use. Carry its findings back into the case.
02
Coordinate agents, staff and borrowers
Keep an accountable owner on each case. Give authorized staff and agents the relevant messages, repayment commitments and case updates for the next interaction. Route questions, tasks and approvals with that context attached.
03
Preserve access and action limits
Check who can see each piece of evidence, receive an output or approve an action. A handoff does not expand anyone’s access.
04
Track service targets and deadlines
Follow document requests, review deadlines and promised payment dates. Escalate overdue work to the right person using your service-level targets.
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Keep follow-up connected to the case
Resume work when a borrower replies, a document arrives or a promise is missed. New evidence changes the next step and stops outdated follow-up.
06
Execute actions and confirm results
Carry out permitted messages and system updates, then check they reached their destination. Record the result and send uncertain outcomes for review.
Your team can inspect the owner, reason for waiting, next deadline and action history, and pause or redirect a case. Start with a specialist agent, prove the improvement, then extend supervision across more of the flow.
CredMotion works alongside existing systems, rather than replacing them. It links case evidence, checks AI work against policy and helps move the case forward.
Case context flows upward
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AI and people
The Supervisor coordinates specialist agents and staff, tracks deadlines and approvals, and confirms execution results.
Supervisor agentSpecialist agentsHuman review
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Policy checks and controls
Checks run before data is accessed, tools are used, results are shared or an action is taken.
Data accessTools & contextOutputs & approvals
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Connected credit case
A case record links evidence from different systems and channels, showing the current state of the case.
EvidenceDecisionsPaymentsCommunications
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Existing systems and channels
The lender’s systems remain the source of truth for data, decisions and actions.
The assessment is free. Together, we select a use case, agree the pilot scope and terms, then customize and deploy a specialist agent before deciding what comes next.
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Free assessment
Meet the CredMotion team to review where work stalls, how your team handles it today and what improvement would matter.
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Select the use case
Choose one job for the pilot. Agree the scope, current baseline, success measures, required data and actions the agent can take.
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Customize and deploy
Adapt the specialist agent to your workflow, lender rules and escalation paths. Connect the required systems and test before deployment.
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Measure, then move forward
Compare results with the baseline: handling time, quality, recovery or resolution. Use the evidence to decide whether to expand to more jobs and the full Supervisor setup.
Request a free assessment with the CredMotion team. Tell us where work stalls and what you want to improve. We’ll review the workflow, required checks and a measurable pilot with you.