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    [01]_LENDER MATCHING

    Lender-Matching Automation That Routes and Syndicates Deals for You.

    Matching a merchant to the right funder — based on industry, time in business, monthly revenue, credit tier, and current position count — is one of the highest-leverage decisions in an MCA deal, and most shops still run it off a static rules table buried in a legacy CRM or a broker's memory of who's currently buying what. We build an agent-driven matching layer that reasons over live funder appetite (industry restrictions, minimum TIB, revenue floors, max position, current syndication capacity) and routes — or syndicates — each submission to the participants most likely to approve it, fastest.

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    Funder-matching and syndication logic in most ISO shops still runs on rules tables inside legacy CRMs or on individual brokers' memory of current appetite — not on a system that reasons over live funder criteria. That gap is exactly what agent-driven matching is built to close.

    MCA operations dynamic, as reflected in MCA-specific CRM/software vendor feature sets and broker workflow discussions — not a Scaler client result.

    [02]_The cost of doing nothing

    Static rules tables can't keep up with funder appetite that changes weekly.

    • 01Funder appetite shifts constantly — an industry gets restricted, a minimum TIB moves, a funder's syndication book fills up — and a static rules table in a legacy CRM goes stale the moment nobody remembers to update it.
    • 02Submitting to the wrong funder wastes the underwriting cycle and burns goodwill with that funder for future files, on top of delaying the merchant's actual offer.
    • 03Syndicating a deal across multiple participants by hand means manually tracking who's already been offered a share, at what split, and reconciling that against total funded amount — easy to get wrong under volume.
    • 04New brokers rely on tribal knowledge ("call this funder for restaurants, that one for trucking") that lives in one senior rep's head and doesn't transfer when they leave or when volume outpaces what one person can route from memory.
    • 05Every submission routed on stale or incomplete funder knowledge is a slower time-to-offer for the merchant — and merchants shopping multiple ISOs go with whoever gets an offer back first.
    [03]_How it works

    Live in days, not months.

    01

    Ingest

    We build the intake that captures your active funder relationships and their current appetite — industry restrictions, TIB and revenue floors, max position, syndication capacity — as structured, updatable data.

    02

    Match

    The agent scores each new submission against that live funder data and ranks the best-fit funders (or syndication split across several) for that specific deal.

    03

    Route

    Matched submissions route automatically to the ranked funders, with the syndication split proposed when a deal is being spread across multiple participants.

    04

    Update

    We keep the underlying funder-appetite data current — as your funder relationships and their criteria shift, the matching logic shifts with them, not months later.

    [04]_What changes

    Every submission goes to the funders most likely to approve it, fastest.

    • Matching runs off live funder appetite instead of a rules table someone forgot to update six months ago.
    • Syndicated deals get a proposed split across the right participants automatically, instead of manual back-and-forth to piece together a syndication.
    • New reps route deals as well as your most senior broker on day one, instead of needing years to build the same funder knowledge.
    • Faster time-to-offer, because submissions land with funders that actually have appetite for that industry, TIB, and revenue band on the first try.
    • A record of which funder combinations actually convert best by merchant profile, so matching gets sharper over time instead of staying static.
    [05]_FAQ

    Questions, answered.

    We build the intake to capture what you already know from your funder relationships — account rep updates, recent approval/decline patterns, syndication capacity — and structure it so it's easy to update as things change, rather than relying on someone remembering to edit a spreadsheet.

    Yes — proposing a syndication split across multiple participants based on their appetite and available capacity is a core part of what the matching agent does, not an afterthought bolted onto single-funder routing.

    No — it doesn't touch the relationship itself. It automates the routing decision (which funder, or which combination, for this specific deal) so your reps spend their relationship-management time on the funders, not on manually cross-checking criteria for every submission.

    We scope the actual criteria that matter for your funder book during setup — restrictions can be as specific as industry sub-categories, seasonal appetite, or geography — and build the matching logic around what's genuinely true of your relationships, not a generic template.

    Yes — matching is designed to sit on top of your existing pipeline so a submission gets routed as part of the same flow you already run. If your pipeline itself doesn't map well to MCA's stage model, see our deal pipeline automation for that separate piece.

    We map your current funder relationships and how routing decisions get made today (rules table, tribal knowledge, or a mix), and identify where a matching layer would save the most time-to-offer in your actual submission volume.
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    Free scoping consult

    See what it would recover

    Tell us where to reach you and we'll show you exactly how it'd work — no cost, no pressure.