MCA Underwriting Automation

MCA Underwriting Automation
Without Removing Human Judgment.

Big Tuna helps brokers and funders turn bank statements and application data into a structured first-pass review, giving underwriters faster access to the numbers and flags that matter.

Cash-flow and deposit analysis from bank statements

NSFs, negative days, balances, and risk flags

Competitor position and payment pattern detection

Review data connected to lender matching and routing

Stop keying the same statement data by hand

Credits, debits, deposits, average balances, negative days, and NSFs should not require a fresh spreadsheet on every file. Structured analysis gives the team a consistent starting point.

Surface problems before submission

Existing positions, unusual activity, missing pages, inconsistent balances, and other risk signals are more useful when they appear early enough to change how the package is reviewed or routed.

Keep the underwriter in control

Automation should prepare the facts, not pretend every deal fits a universal score. Your team sets the rules, reviews the evidence, and makes the final credit and submission decisions.

Workflow

Turn raw documents into a reviewable package.

1

Collect the complete file

Bring application data, statements, IDs, entity documents, and supporting files into the same deal workflow.

2

Parse and review

Extract transaction and cash-flow data, summarize monthly performance, and surface the issues that deserve a closer look.

3

Route the decision

Use the reviewed data to qualify the deal, match lenders, request more information, or move the package to submission.

Questions

Straight answers for funding teams.

Can MCA underwriting be automated?

Many repetitive parts can be automated, including document intake, bank statement parsing, metric calculations, risk flags, and workflow routing. Final underwriting decisions should remain under the control of the funding team.

What bank statement data can Big Tuna analyze?

Workflows can analyze deposits, credits, debits, balances, NSFs, negative days, revenue patterns, existing payment activity, and other indicators used during review.

Can analysis feed lender matching?

Yes. Structured application and statement data can be used with your partner criteria to help identify better lender fits before submission.