[Virtual Presenter] The Finance Corporation Onboarding Portal is a user-friendly interface that allows users to easily access and manage their financial information. The portal provides a centralized location for all financial data, making it easy to track and monitor transactions, accounts, and other relevant financial information. The portal also offers advanced features such as automated workflows, real-time reporting, and customizable dashboards, which enable users to make informed decisions about their finances. The portal is designed to support the branch onboarding team in their efforts to onboard new customers and branches. The system includes tools and resources to help the team efficiently manage the onboarding process, from initial customer contact to final account opening. The portal provides a range of features and functionalities that cater to the specific needs of the branch onboarding team, including: Automated workflow management Real-time transaction monitoring Customizable dashboards Advanced reporting Integration with existing systems The portal is accessible via a web-based interface, allowing users to log in remotely and access the system from anywhere. This flexibility enables users to work from anywhere, at any time, and ensures that the onboarding process remains efficient and streamlined. The portal has been designed to meet the specific needs of the finance corporation, taking into account the unique requirements of each branch. The system is highly scalable, allowing it to adapt to the changing needs of the corporation over time. This scalability enables the corporation to expand its operations and increase its market share without compromising on efficiency. Overall, the Finance Corporation Onboarding Portal is an essential tool for any organization looking to improve its onboarding process. Its advanced features and functionalities make it an ideal solution for streamlining the onboarding process and improving overall efficiency..
[Audio] The borrower submits their application through our public form or through an LP who encodes it for a walk-in submission. This will then become a lead that is assigned to a branch or LA via the 'Send to Onboarding Queue'. The LP then opens the lead, completes the onboarding form with the client's information, and submits it. The Credit Union then runs various checks such as NFIS/CMAP/Gini, and endorses the lead to the Credit Union Head for further approval. Depending on the outcome, the lead can be approved, rejected, or endorsed to another lender. Once the lead is approved, the Credit Union generates a draft of the National Transaction Report (NTR) and prints and signs it. The LP then generates the 11 loan documents required by BFC-LC and uploads them to the system. After this, the LP downloads the bundle of documents, including the signed NTR, and releases it to the client. The client can then proceed with the loan process. The final step involves the LP uploading the signed loan documents to the system and releasing photos of the unit, ORCR, and keys. Once the status is marked as released, the client can move forward with the loan process..
[Audio] ## Step 1: Log in to the Loan Origination System (LOS) Log in to the LOS using your Username and Password. ## Step 2: Access the correct portal Ensure you are accessing the correct portal, specifically the Loan Processor Portal, which is separate from the Customer Unit (CU) and Administration (Admin) portals. ## Step 3: Obtain initial setup approval You will need to obtain approval from the Admin or CU Head for your account to be set up initially. ## Step 4: Set up password security Your Password is personal and should not be shared with anyone. Remember to select the 'Remember me' option when logging in to avoid having to log in every time. ## Step 5: Request password reset if needed If you forget your Password, you can request a reset through the Contact IT Support link on the login screen. ## Step 6: Maintain account security Your Username was issued by the Admin and should be unique, such as lpArgie. Ensure you maintain this level of security to protect your account. The final answer is:.
[Audio] The company provides various services to its customers through different channels such as email, SMS, and mobile apps. These services include account management, password reset, and two-factor authentication. The company offers these services for free to all customers. All customer accounts are stored securely on servers located outside of the country. Data is encrypted using advanced encryption techniques to ensure confidentiality and integrity..
[Audio] The onboarding process begins with a series of key features displayed prominently on this page. The top section contains three main action buttons, along with some statistics and a recent applications list below. You can save this application as a draft and return to it later from the inquiries list. The 'Refresh' button provides the latest status updates. Each option available here offers different functionalities. The 'Create New Application' button is currently read-only and can only be accessed when there are no existing inquiries. Our policy encourages users to view their current inquiries or leads first. Viewing your current inquiries helps you stay organized and ensures you work with the most up-to-date information. The 'View Inquiries/Leads' feature shows what's been routed to your branch. A red unread badge indicates new inquiries waiting for your attention. The 'For Release' and 'Released' sections manage release processes. Badges on these sections show whether an application has been approved or is awaiting approval. The 'Upload Docs' badge reminds you to upload any missing documents after submitting your application. Reviewing the recall and edit function allows you to revisit and correct pending applications before finalization. Keep an eye on the 'What's New' banner, which highlights the latest portal changes and policy updates. Familiarize yourself with these features to navigate the onboarding process with ease..
[Audio] The Loan Origination System (LOS) is a critical component of our business operations. It enables us to track and manage our loans more effectively. The LOS has several features that facilitate efficient lead management. One key feature is the ability to categorize leads based on their status. This categorization helps us identify which leads are most active and require immediate attention. Another feature is the ability to assign ownership of leads to specific team members. This ensures that each team member is aware of their assigned leads and can take responsibility for their progress. Additionally, the LOS provides real-time updates on lead activity, allowing us to respond promptly to changes in the market. Furthermore, the LOS offers advanced analytics tools that enable us to analyze lead behavior and optimize our marketing strategies. These features collectively contribute to improved efficiency and productivity in our loan origination process..
[Audio] The loan officer's role is to facilitate the process of obtaining loans for borrowers who are seeking financing. The loan officer will typically work with the borrower to determine their financial situation and needs, and then present them with options for different types of loans that may be available to them. The loan officer will also provide guidance on how to complete the application process, including filling out forms and providing required documentation. The loan office will often have a team of loan officers working together to help borrowers obtain the financing they need..
[Audio] The Branch Onboarding Team LP, FMR, Branch Manager, BACO When filling out this form, please note that the borrower will go through a series of steps including CU triage and then will be routed to your branch along with their loan application. This information will appear in your LP's Inquiries list as 'New'. As the Branch Onboarding Team, it is essential to review the borrower's information carefully and ensure all necessary documentation is attached. The borrower's consent to data privacy is also required before submitting the form. Please refer to the provided tips for efficient processing of walk-in clients..
[Audio] The borrower has already been approved by the lender and has submitted an application through the onboarding portal. The borrower has provided all required documents and has completed the initial assessment. The lender has reviewed the application and has deemed it acceptable. The lender has then sent the application to the underwriter for further evaluation. The underwriter has evaluated the application and has deemed it acceptable. The lender has then sent the approval notification to the borrower. The borrower has received the notification and has accepted the terms and conditions of the loan. The borrower has then proceeded to complete the remaining steps in the onboarding process..
[Audio] The Branch Onboarding Team — LP, FMR, Branch Manager, BACO When starting the onboarding process for a new borrower, please confirm that the system is ready to proceed. This will open a confirmation modal where you can review the details and make necessary edits before submission. From this modal, you have three options: cancel, proceed, only branch-wide, or branch manager wide. Canceling will return you to the inquiry modal, while proceeding will create a new onboarding session and jump you into the application entry. Alternatively, selecting branch-wide will allow you to take over the onboarding process, coordinate with your team via Viber, and even assign tasks remotely. Please note that once an existing application is onboarded, no further changes can be made. To edit still-pending applications, use the Recall & Edit feature instead..
[Audio] The first section is for personal details. Please provide the necessary information about yourself, including name, date of birth, address, etc. This includes any relevant medical history, allergies, and other health-related issues. Be honest and accurate in your responses. Please do not include any unnecessary information. Only provide what is requested..
[Audio] The borrower wants to know about the different types of loans available. The borrower would like to know if there are any differences between a cash loan and a motor loan. The borrower also wants to know if they need to visit a branch for all the details. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for repeat borrowers. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they prefer a unit with a specific brand and model. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the selling price. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the down payment. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the term. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the loan amount. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the processing fee. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the total interest. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the monthly amortization. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the loan purpose. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the source of lead. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the application date. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the type of loan. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for repeat borrowers. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the loan purpose. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the source of lead. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the loan purpose. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the source of lead. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the loan purpose. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the source of lead. If not, what are some alternatives that can be compared? The borrower wants to know if they need to visit a branch for the loan purpose. If not, what.
[Audio] The borrower may ask for personal details such as name, date of birth, place of birth, civil status, and maiden name of mother. The borrower may also inquire about government-issued identification documents such as SSS, TIN, PhilHealth, PhilSys/PSN, UMID, driver's license, voter's ID, passport, and Pag-IBIG membership card..
[Audio] The borrower may ask for a specific type of loan such as a personal loan, home loan, car loan, etc. The borrower may also ask about the interest rates, fees, and other charges associated with the loan. The borrower may request information on the loan terms, including the repayment period, monthly payments, and any prepayment penalties. The borrower may also inquire about the loan's collateral requirements, if any. The borrower may ask about the loan's eligibility criteria, such as income level, credit score, and employment status. The borrower may also ask about the loan's processing time, which can vary depending on the lender and the complexity of the application. The borrower may request information on the loan's benefits, such as tax deductions, insurance coverage, and other incentives. The borrower may also ask about the loan's risks, such as default risk, interest rate risk, and liquidity risk. The borrower may ask about the loan's repayment options, such as installment payments, lump sum payment, or other alternatives. The borrower may also inquire about the loan's forgiveness options, such as loan forgiveness programs or other alternatives. The borrower may request information on the loan's documentation requirements, such as identification documents, proof of income, and other supporting documents. The borrower may also ask about the loan's verification process, which can involve background checks, credit checks, and other forms of verification. The borrower may ask about the loan's regulatory compliance, such as anti-money laundering regulations, know-your-customer regulations, and other relevant laws and regulations. The borrower may request information on the loan's customer service, such as phone numbers, email addresses, and other contact details. The borrower may also ask about the loan's online presence, such as website URLs, social media handles, and other digital channels. The borrower may ask about the loan's physical location, such as branch offices, ATM locations, and other physical facilities. The borrower may also inquire about the loan's accessibility features, such as wheelchair ramps, audio descriptions, and other accommodations. The borrower may request information on the loan's security measures, such as firewalls, encryption, and other technical safeguards. The borrower may also ask about the loan's disaster recovery plans, which can help mitigate potential losses in case of natural disasters or other emergencies. The borrower may ask about the loan's sustainability initiatives, such as energy-efficient equipment, green building materials, and other environmentally friendly practices. The borrower may also inquire about the loan's community development programs, such as job creation, education, and other initiatives that benefit local communities. The borrower may request information on the loan's environmental impact, such as carbon footprint, water usage, and other metrics that measure the loan's ecological effects. The borrower may also ask about the loan's social responsibility, such as fair labor practices, human rights, and other values that guide the lender's operations. The borrower may ask about the loan's governance structure, such as board of directors, audit committee, and other governing bodies that oversee the lender's activities. The borrower may also inquire about the loan's transparency policies, such as annual reports, financial statements, and other disclosures that provide stakeholders with valuable insights into the lender's performance. The borrower may request information on the loan's risk management strategies, such as asset liability management, credit risk management, and other techniques that help mitigate potential losses. The borrower may also ask about the loan's hedging strategies, such as interest rate swaps, currency hedging, and other instruments that help manage risk. The borrower may ask about the loan's investment strategy, such as asset allocation, diversification, and other investment approaches that guide the lender's decisions. The borrower may also inquire about the loan's return on investment (ROI) expectations, such as expected yields, returns, and other metrics.
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[Audio] The borrower asked me if he could copy his valid ID, primary and secondary, along with his latest payslip and certificate of employment. He also requested proof of billing from Meralloil and Maynilad, as well as a BIR ITR for the latest year. Additionally, he wanted bank statements for the past three months. Furthermore, he asked about the co-maker's ID if there was one..
[Audio] The borrower may ask for personal details such as name, date of birth, civil status, and government identification numbers. The borrower may also inquire about the borrower's family background, including the mother's maiden name and the father's name. The borrower may request information about the borrower's employment history, education, and other relevant documents. The borrower may also ask about the borrower's financial situation, including income, expenses, and assets. The borrower may request information about the loan application process, including the type of loan, interest rate, and repayment terms. The borrower may also ask about the borrower's credit history and any outstanding debts..
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[Audio] The Loan Origination System (LOS) requires a thorough review of each loan application. The system automatically verifies the completeness of the application based on the number of required fields filled out. If any field is left blank, the system will flag it for further review. The system also checks for inconsistencies between the information provided and the data stored in the database. This may include checking for duplicate borrowers, addresses, or other identifying information. The system will notify you if any issues are found during this review process..
[Audio] The onboarding process begins when an applicant submits an application through the online portal. The Application ID is generated and displayed on the screen. The current status is 'NEW', indicating that the application has not yet been reviewed by the Loan Processor (LP). The LP's name is encoded in the audit trail, allowing the system to identify the LP who processed the application. The system will automatically pick up the application from the side menu, where it will be reviewed and evaluated. The LP will review the application and make any necessary changes before proceeding with the process. The LP may also request additional information from the applicant. The system will then update the application status to 'IN PROGRESS'. The LP will continue to monitor the application until it reaches the final stage of processing. The final stage of processing involves verifying the application against the credit bureau report. The LP will verify the creditworthiness of the applicant based on the credit bureau report. The LP will then update the application status to 'APPROVED'. The approved application will then be sent to the underwriter for further review. The underwriter will review the application and make any necessary adjustments before approving or denying the loan. The approved application will then be sent to the customer for notification. The customer will receive notification of the loan approval or denial. The customer may also have the option to appeal the decision if they disagree with the outcome. The customer may also have the option to request additional information from the underwriting team. The customer may also have the option to request a review of the decision. The customer may also have the option to request a reconsideration of the decision. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the credit report and a copy of the appraisal. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the title report. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the insurance policy. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the closing disclosure. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the settlement statement. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan documents. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the tax bill. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the property tax bill. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the escrow account statement. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the mortgage payment schedule. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the amortization schedule. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the interest rate schedule. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan terms. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan conditions. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan agreement. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan commitment letter. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan documents. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan statements. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan history. The customer may also have the options to request a copy of the loan records. The customer.
[Audio] The borrower submits their application through the online portal. After submission, the system displays different statuses indicating the progress of the loan application. The first status is "NEW", meaning the application has been submitted but not yet assigned to a Credit Union (CU). The second status is "POST CI", where the CU processes the application, including data from the National Financial Information Service (NFIS), the Comprehensive Mortgage Assistance Program (CMAP), and the Gini coefficient. Once the CU has processed the application, it is sent for approval to the Credit Union Head. The next status is "FOR APPROVAL", where the Credit Union Head reviews the application and decides whether to approve it. If approved, the system generates a new transaction report (NTR) and 11 loan documents. However, if the application is rejected, the system indicates that there will be no loan. The final status is "ENDORSED", where the Bank Finance Corporation (BFC) declines to finance the loan and sends it to another lender. Finally, if the loan is approved, the system displays the "RELEASED" status, indicating that all parties have signed the documents, and the loan is now live..
[Audio] The Branch Onboarding Team — LP, FMR, Branch Manager, BACO To open the Release Management dashboard, navigate to the Dashboard tab and click on the For Release/Released button. This will display a list of applications ready for release. Select the application you wish to open and click on its corresponding row. The Release Photos page will then be displayed, showing all necessary photos for the application. Please verify that the NTR from the Credit Union has been signed and scanned, either as a PDF image or uploaded as a separate document. If no signed NTR is available, please contact the Credit Union to obtain one..
[Audio] The client needs to download the loan-docs bundle which includes 11 BFC-LC documents and a signed Notarized Receipt (NTR). To do this, they need to click the 'Download ZIP (Docs + NTR)' option. This allows them to access all necessary documents and the signed NTR. The documents include the BAWAT page, which requires their initial and main signature. They must then print the documents by clicking 'Print', sign each document with their initials and main signature, and finally scan all 11 documents and save them as a single zip file. This ensures that all documents are properly attached and ready for submission..
[Audio] The borrower must upload their signed loan documents in a zip file format. This is a requirement for the Loan Origination System. The borrower must also upload the required release photos. These include five specific items: unit turnover, ORCR, keys, unit condition, and either the borrower with the unit or the borrower with the receipt. After uploading these documents, the borrower can mark them as released. This allows the borrower to proceed with submitting the loan application. The borrower will then be able to complete the onboarding process..
[Audio] The Branch Onboarding Team has assigned you to take photos of units for onboarding purposes. You are required to attach the necessary documentation to the vehicle. The documentation should include the Original Registration Certificate (ORCR) and the Certificate of Registration (CR). Capture clear images of the keys, unit condition, and a self-portrait with the borrower holding the vehicle. Verify that the borrower does not have the original documents. Attach a copy of the receipt or proof of purchase to the vehicle. The photographs will help streamline the onboarding process by providing a visual record of the transaction. By capturing these essential elements, we can efficiently move forward with the loan application and reduce errors..
[Audio] The user must obtain approval from a CU Officer, CU Head, or Admin before initiating the Identity Verification process using the 'iDenfy' card. There are four possible states of the card: initial, waiting approval, approved, and verified. Once the card is approved, the 'Start iDenfy Verification' button becomes active, allowing the user to proceed with the Know Your Customer (KYC) process. This new step was added to ensure that there is approval control before consuming the KYC session, making it necessary for all BFC-financed releases..
[Audio] The CU has not yet generated the necessary documents for the 'Download ZIP' feature in the Release Photos section. Therefore, the 'Download ZIP' button is not available. The NTR is located on the Release Photos page, but it appears that there is no actual notice available. The CU has not uploaded the necessary documents yet. If the application has been endorsed by another financial institution, the CU does not finance the application. As such, the CU has been endorsed by another funder. However, there is currently no release flow in place for the LOS. The user needs to coordinate with the external funder to obtain their processing procedures. To resolve discrepancies in the NTR/loan documents, the user should contact the CU. They can generate a draft NTR and re-upload the signed copy..
[Audio] Q: What happens if I claim a lead that's already been claimed by someone else? A: Yes, but you need to coordinate via Viber/Messenger. With branch-wide visibility, you will have access to the lead even if it's claimed by someone else (amber 'Claimed by [Name]' badge). The audit trail remains intact. Q: Why can't I onboard again for a lead that I previously applied for? A: One inquiry equals one application. When there's an existing application (regardless of its status), the system blocks it. To review and revise a pending application, use the Recall & Edit feature. Q: Can I submit my application even if some of my documents are missing? A: Yes - only a valid ID is strictly required for submission. You can upload other documents later via the 'Upload Docs' badge on the dashboard, while you're still in the CU phase. There's no re-submission allowed. Q: How do I save my onboarding process as a draft? A: Save the lead as a draft in the Inquiries list (Converted tab) → you can pick up from where you left off. Each inquiry is saved as a draft..
[Audio] The onboarding portal has been updated to include new features such as a user-friendly interface and improved navigation. The new design aims to provide users with an intuitive experience, making it easier for them to complete their applications. The changes also reflect the organization's commitment to transparency and accountability. The updates were made to improve the overall efficiency of the process, allowing users to save time and effort. The new features are designed to enhance the user experience, providing a more streamlined and efficient workflow. The organization is committed to continuous improvement, striving to make the onboarding process more accessible and user-friendly..
[Audio] The Branch Onboarding Team has been working diligently to ensure a smooth transition for new employees. The team's efforts are focused on providing an exceptional customer experience. The team's goal is to make every employee feel welcome and supported throughout their entire tenure. The team's objective is to provide a comprehensive onboarding process that addresses the unique needs of each individual. The team's vision is to create a positive and inclusive work environment that fosters growth and development. The team's mission statement is to deliver high-quality service to our customers while maintaining a commitment to excellence. The team's values include integrity, respect, and open communication. The team's core competencies include empathy, adaptability, and problem-solving skills. The team's key performance indicators (KPIs) are designed to measure the success of the onboarding process. The team's metrics include first-call resolution rates, customer satisfaction scores, and net promoter score. The team's goals are aligned with the company's overall strategy and objectives. The team's priorities are focused on delivering exceptional customer experiences. The team's initiatives are ongoing and continuous, with regular evaluations and assessments to ensure the highest level of quality. The team's outcomes are measured through various metrics and benchmarks. The team's future plans include expanding the onboarding program to include additional services and support. The team's long-term vision is to become a leader in the industry, known for its exceptional customer service and commitment to excellence..