Document processing for alternative lenders and MCA funders

Turn business bank statements, MCA statements, paystubs, and tax documents into structured data - so underwriters analyse deals instead of retyping them.

Everything in a submission

How it works

From broker email to underwriting

Use Instant models for US bank statements and paystubs where they fit, and describe any other fields in plain language with Instinct.
Foxello extracts every transaction and field from each document, across all pages, as submissions arrive.
Structured data flows to your underwriting system or scorecard via API and webhooks. Uncertain values go to Review Hub.

Transactions as rows: Every deposit and withdrawal comes back as structured data, so your underwriting rules can count deposits, returned items, and daily balances without anyone reading the statement.

<30s
Per page, from upload to structured data
Measured end-to-end processing time per page. No templates or training before the first document.
Why it matters

Speed to decision wins the deal

In alternative lending, the funder who responds first usually wins. But every submission is a bundle of PDFs - three to six months of bank statements, existing MCA statements, paystubs, tax documents - and every one needs to be read before underwriting can start.

Foxello extracts transaction tables from statements from any bank, and figures from paystubs and tax forms from any provider, without templates. The output is data your scorecard or underwriting model can use immediately.

Every field is scored for confidence, and uncertain values go to Review Hub for a person to confirm, so a misread amount doesn't quietly skew a decision. Several underwriters can work the same review queue as volume grows.

Borrower data is processed and stored in the EU and never used to train models. The REST API and webhooks make it easy to wire extraction straight into your pipeline.

Related industries

Get from submission to decision faster

Upload a bank statement and see every transaction come back as rows.

Try free - no setup required