In development
Bridging · development · mezzanine · participation lenders
Being built for how bridging and development loans actually run.
Rolled-up interest, redemption statements to the day, staged drawdowns when the deal needs them, capital-provider reporting — one system from first enquiry to final repayment. In development now: tell us what breaks in yours.
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For lenders and their funders. One email at launch; nothing else.
Not ready to sign up? Just tell us what breaks — two taps, no email →One question while you're here — what eats the most time in your lending operation?
Noted — thank you. That genuinely shapes what gets built first.Last one — if you switched tomorrow, which would you turn on first?
Thank you.How should loan accounting reach your books?
Honestly now — does what you’ve seen here solve a real problem in your operation?
Genuinely appreciated — this is exactly what shapes the build.Loan ledgerBalance €1,370,956
One record, first enquiry to redemption
The drawdown engine sits inside a complete lending back office — so nothing is re-keyed, and every figure traces back to the loan record.
Certification-gated drawdowns
Funds move when the monitoring surveyor signs, not before. The schedule, the certificates and the release sit in one record — instead of a spreadsheet, an inbox and a hope.
Covenants that move with the build
Loan-to-cost and loan-to-value recalculate as costs are certified and units sell. Breaches surface early, while they are conversations rather than problems.
Reporting your capital providers ask for
Whether your capital is a warehouse line or fifteen private participants — funder packs, investor statements, participation ledgers and covenant summaries produced from the loan record itself, without the month-end scramble.
Inside LoanMS
Certification-gated drawdowns
Every tranche carries its surveyor sign-off, from scheduled to released.
Covenants against limits, live
LTC and LTV tracked per site, with monitor reports on the record.
Funder-grade reporting
Portfolio, interest and capitalised-interest reports from the loan record itself.
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