You tell someone what to fix, and then you lose them. Six months later they are mortgage-ready and someone else writes the case. Credit Sorted Pipeline tracks every lead you cannot place yet — declined at DIP, or simply not ready — and tells you who to chase and when.
Every brokerage has a list of people it could not place. Some failed at DIP, most were just early. They get told to fix the utilisation, wait out a default, save another few thousand — and then they are on their own, and so is the case.
Nothing in a CRM tells you when that person became placeable. A diary note set six months out is a guess. This holds the actual blockers, moves them as the figures change, and puts the client in front of you on the week you chose to look again.
| Client | Readiness | Next action | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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Priya Raman
Dani Okafor · updated 27 Jul
|
5/9 met
|
14 Aug Chase disputes |
Needs chasing |
|
Aisha Kenward
Rob Whitfield · updated 18 Aug
|
9/9 met
|
21 Aug Book the appointment |
Ready |
|
Marcus Elliot
Dani Okafor
|
2/9 met
|
18 Aug No contact since June |
Needs chasing |
|
Tom Beckley
Rob Whitfield · updated 15 Aug
|
8/9 met
|
23 Aug Gift letter signature |
On track |
The demo uses the same screen with invented clients. Nothing here is a real borrower.
Nine checks across credit file, deposit and bank conduct — the things that actually stop an application, not a fact-find repeated. Nine more sit switched off until you want them, and every one can be reworded to your firm's language. Tick what is done, and the paperwork list adapts to whether they are employed or self-employed.
Your client gets a page in your branding showing their next three steps. When something changes they send you a short code, and you see exactly what it would change before accepting it. Your notes, stages and dates are never touched by their update.
Who is due, who is overdue, and who has no follow-up date at all — with the chase message already written from their live blockers. Plus a progress report in your branding to send them.
Same software either way. The difference is where your client data lives — and that is a decision about your firm, not about features.
Everything stays on your own computers. We never hold your client data, so there is no processing agreement to sign and nothing of yours on anyone else's server.
Suits a firm that would rather nothing left the building.
We hold it for you. Sign in on any machine and your pipeline is there, without anyone remembering to save a file to the right folder.
Suits a firm with advisers working from more than one place.
Prices exclude VAT. Hosted opens once the processing agreement and security review are in place — ask to be told when.
The demo is the real thing with invented clients — open it, click about, print a report. Then send an email and we will set it up with your own parked cases.