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SME lending · Company statements, any bank

Underwrite the business, not last year's accounts

Filed accounts are eighteen months old before they reach you. The bank statements are not. ExactSum reads a full year of company banking — from any bank, in any format — and returns categorised revenue, every commitment sized, and the conduct signals your credit policy actually turns on.

What comes back on every file

  • 01 Revenue split by source, with one-off and intra-group credits separated out
  • 02 Every existing lender commitment found and sized — including those the bureau never saw
  • 03 Returned items, overdraft days and unpaid direct debits, dated
  • 04 A policy decision with the transactions that produced it attached

99.4%

extraction accuracy, measured against manual review

12 months

of trading history read in one pass, where Open Banking shows a quarter

Zero

data retention — Cyber Essentials certified

01 / The file

The SME files that stall on an underwriter's desk

Most SME applications are decided in minutes. The ones that are not share a shape: real trading businesses whose income does not present the way a scorecard expects.

Three colleagues reviewing a document

01

Accounts filed eighteen months ago

02

Revenue split across trading and savings accounts

03

Directors paying themselves in dividends

04

Seasonal trade that looks broke in Q1

05

Applicants who won't connect Open Banking

02 / What comes back

The three questions, answered from the statement

Every module below runs on the same file. What you get back is not a transaction dump — it is the answer to the question a credit committee actually asks, with the lines it came from attached.

Can they afford it?

Revenue Streams Recurring Transactions Cash Deposits Rent Expenses

Are they under stress?

Balance Analysis Overdraft Analysis Unpaid / Returned Loan Analysis Direct Debit Analysis

Who are you actually lending to?

Director Transfers HMRC Transactions Lender Flag
See the full feature list →

03 / Your policy

Your SME credit policy, applied the same way every time

Set your minimum turnover, maximum debt service, tolerance for returned items and hard red lines once. ExactSum applies them to every application and returns a decision your underwriters can stand behind.

Auto-Approve

Turnover, debt service and account conduct all sit inside policy.

The case moves straight on, with the supporting evidence attached.

Refer

Seasonality, a returned item or an unmatched commitment needs a human view.

Routed to an underwriter with the triggering rules highlighted.

Decline

A hard rule failed — undisclosed debt, a red-line funder, or conduct outside appetite.

Declined consistently, with the reason recorded for audit.

Every outcome links back to the transactions that produced it.

Read how the Decision Engine works →

04 / What changes

What changes when the statement does the work

Hours back per case

The three-day file becomes a short review of flagged items rather than a line-by-line read of ninety pages.

Decisions that survive review

The same policy applied identically to every applicant, with the triggering rules recorded — so a decline can still be explained a year later.

Commitments nobody declared

Loan repayments and lender direct debits are found and sized from the statement itself, including facilities that never reached the bureau.

05 / Coverage

Works when Open Banking doesn't

No consent, no integration. If the applicant can produce a statement, ExactSum can read it.

Any document

The bank's PDF, a scan, or a phone photo — all read the same way.

Twelve months, not ninety days

A full year of history where Open Banking shows a quarter.

Accounts APIs can't reach

Foreign accounts, business accounts, legacy banks, and applicants who decline to connect.

Also

The other books we read

Send us five SME files you've already decided

We'll run them through ExactSum and show you what comes back — including where it agrees with the calls your team made, and where it doesn't.