Fundable — the AI platform for fund and asset managers

The AI platform for fund & asset managers<br>AI that runs your credit fund.

A single source of truth, plus autonomous agents that run each function — diligence, acquisition, monitoring, and workout. You keep the capital and the mandate; the agents do the operating work.

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Portfolio · book overview

Fund bookNON-QM · BRIDGE · DSCR — 320 LOANS<br>Monitoring · live

UPB<br>$46.1M<br>▲ 2.3% MoM

Active loans<br>139<br>▲ 4 this wk

Wtd. yield<br>11.5%<br>stable

Flags<br>needs review

Loan tape · diligenceagent · live

LoanTypeBalanceStatus<br>#4821Bridge$512KCurrentPre-foreclosure<br>#4818DSCR$338KPerforming<br>#4805Non-QM$720KPerforming<br>#4799Bridge$1.10MWatch

Acquisitiontape → bid

Diligencing 320 loans…8×

VALUATION · TITLE · INCOME · LIEN

Bid ready · 4h<br>was 4–5 weeks

Pre-foreclosure flagged<br>loan #4821 · caught before it turned

Integrates the systems your data already lives in

DealCloud·Bloomberg·Excel·Aladdin·SS&C·Outlook·DocuSign·county records·valuation·market data

The problem<br>A fund is a headcount business running on fragmented data.

01 / A headcount business

Funds run on people, not systems.

Every credit fund stitches together originator feeds, loan files, servicer data, spreadsheets, and email by hand — and sourcing, diligence, acquisition, monitoring, and workout are each a team of people moving documents around rather than a system doing the work.

02 / Breaks at scale

The model holds small and breaks big.

Manual operations don't scale with volume, and volume is exactly what's coming — banks are retreating from commercial real estate while private credit compounds 15% a year onto operators still running on 1990s-vintage systems.

03 / Data never becomes an asset

The fund's own data stays scattered.

The context that should compound — every loan, borrower, property, and counterparty the fund touches — lives in inboxes and tabs across the org chart, so it never becomes the substrate the fund actually operates on.

The data layer<br>Everything scattered, into one source of truth.

Every system a fund already runs on — sourcing, portfolio, servicing, spreadsheets, email — plus external data like county records, valuation and market feeds, unified into one continuously-updated layer that represents every asset, loan, borrower, property and counterparty it touches.

YOUR SYSTEMSYOUR DATA & EXTERNAL FEEDSSingle source of truthTHE PLATFORMDealCloudBloombergExcelAladdinOutlookDocuSignLoan tapesOriginator feedsCounty recordsProperty valuationMarket dataYour systems & data<br>DealCloudBloombergExcelAladdinSS&COutlookDocuSignLoan tapesOriginator feedsCounty recordsProperty valuationMarket data<br>Single source of truth THE PLATFORM

How it works<br>Agents that run each function.

Start with one function and add the rest as you go. Each agent reads and writes the same data layer as it runs its function — it doesn't assist a person doing the work, it does the work.

Live in the platform

Pre-close

Originator DD

Diligences the originators and sellers behind the paper, scoring counterparty risk before a single loan is bought.

Pre-close

Loan DD + Acquisition

Diligences the loan — including decomposed valuation — and runs the purchase into the book, taking tape-to-bid from weeks down to hours.

Post-close

Portfolio Monitoring

Watches the book across performance, covenants, and early-warning signals, flagging the loan that's about to turn before it does.

Post-close

Reporting & Services

Produces LP, fund and position reporting on demand, and coordinates the external services a fund buys — all from the same source of truth.

Post-distress

Workout / Recovery

Recovers distressed loans matched to the investor's mandate — the highest-stakes function, where a non-performing loan costs 10–13× the labor of a performing one.

You pay per agent, and because the data layer is built once, each new agent runs on a foundation that's already there rather than starting from scratch.

Who it's for<br>Built for credit and asset managers.

If your fund buys, holds, monitors, or works out asset-based credit — CRE bridge, fix-and-flip, DSCR, and Non-QM — this is the layer underneath it: one platform beneath every function your team runs.

Credit & ABF fund managers

Funds buying and managing asset-based credit who need to scale operations with volume, not headcount.

Sourcing → acquisition → monitoring → workout

Start with one agent, add the rest

Your credit box, your mandate

Note buyers & credit investors

Teams buying hundreds to thousands of loans a month who need tape-to-bid in hours, not weeks — diligence and acquisition calibrated on loan outcomes well beyond your own book.

Decomposed valuation and buy/no-buy

Catches what internal teams and TPR firms miss

Expand into monitoring and workout

Originators

Bridge, hard-money, and DSCR lenders who need documents handled and investor-grade output for faster secondary-market sales — clean data that feeds the platform.

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