Map before load
Align loan, borrower, investor, and capital fields to CapGrowth OS structures before importing production balances.
A structured onboarding path — not a DIY dump. Many deployments target a few weeks depending on data quality and scope.
Each step is scoped to your loan book, capital structure, users, and reporting needs.
Clarify loan products, investor model, company structure, current tools, and must-have workflows.
Agree on modules in scope, migration depth, portal needs, roles, and a realistic go-live window.
Provision company context, branding, settings, and initial administrative access.
Configure loan products, users and RBAC roles, operational defaults, and portal-facing settings.
Map spreadsheet or legacy fields for loans, borrowers, investors, and capital balances.
Load core records and validate balances, participation, and loan status before cutover.
Train owners, officers, collections, accountants, and viewers on daily workflows and portals.
Run acceptance scenarios: origination/servicing, payments, collections, investor views, and exports.
Cut over with a clear support window so the first operating days stay controlled.
Stabilize reporting habits, refine permissions, and address follow-up configuration items.
Cleaner source data shortens migration and reconciliation.
Honesty helps go-live succeed.
Most clients start from workbook exports. Mapping and reconciliation matter more than speed.
Align loan, borrower, investor, and capital fields to CapGrowth OS structures before importing production balances.
Validate loan status, participation, and capital totals against source books before cutover — not after the first investor question.
Core operational records can migrate when source data is complete enough. Exact history depth is agreed in discovery.
Training is built into implementation — owners, loan officers, collections, accountants, and viewers.
Go-live is a planned window with acceptance criteria — not a silent flip.
Post-launch stabilizes reporting habits and follow-up configuration.
Many deployments target a few weeks with structured onboarding — discovery, configuration, data migration, training, and go-live — depending on data quality and scope.
Company information, loan book, borrower and investor data, capital balances, loan products, branding assets, user list, and your operating policies/workflows.
Yes. Implementation includes role-focused training for daily operations, payments, reporting, and portals. See Training for role paths.
Yes. Most clients start from spreadsheet or fragmented file exports. We map and migrate loan, investor, and capital records with reconciliation checks.
Core operational records can be migrated when source data is complete enough. Exact history depth is scoped during discovery.
Yes. CapGrowth OS supports multi-company operations with company switching and tenant isolation. Multi-entity scope is confirmed during planning.
Post-launch support covers stabilization, permission refinements, and operational questions. Use the Support Center, FAQ, and contact form.