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Know exactly where they stand.

Deep analysis of twelve months of categorised transactions resolves the applicant's true position: real income, committed outgoings, true free cash, itemised. The forward forecast across the schedule comes on top.

Cashflow report

PDF

Applicant 4412

True income£2,940
Committed cycles−£1,656

Rent · s.o. · 1st−£1,150

Car finance · 15th−£410

Energy DD · 12th−£96

True free cash£1,284 /mo

Every due date, checked12 / 12 clear ✓

Applicant_4412.pdf · JSON available

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Runs on your categorisationPosition, not scoreBeside your existing checks

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The problem it fixes

What a score can't tell you.

A score answers approve or decline. It says nothing about where the applicant actually stands.

Score vs position

The score

712

approve · decline

…and nothing else

The position

How much£6,000 · supported ✓
On what terms12 months · £540/mo ✓
Every due date12 / 12 clear ✓

The decision, informed. And still yours.

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What goes in

Twelve months, already labelled.

Pouch doesn't categorise. It reads the twelve months your stack has already labelled.

Application 4412 · 12 months · already labelledone-off · at application

Your file

1 Jansalary+£2,940
2 Janrent−£1,150
12 Janenergy−£96
15 Jancar finance−£410
1 Febsalary+£2,940
2 Febrent−£1,150
12 Febenergy−£96
15 Febcar finance−£410

Read from your labels

salary+£2,940 / mo
rent−£1,150 / mo
energy−£96 / mo
car finance−£410 / mo

True free cash

£2,940 income − £1,656 committed

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The analysis

The position, resolved.

Transfers stripped out, cycles detected, commitments separated: the numbers a statement can't show.

Application 4412 · the resolved position12 months · itemised

£34,832 went out over the year.

Money out
Real spending
Committed
Truly free

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On top · the forward view

The same position, projected across every repayment.

The nice-to-have, done properly: each due date, resolved to the day, before the money goes out.

The term · in sight · select any repayment
r4 · 12 Jan · tightest ✓

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due dates clear · known before you decide

r4 · the tightest fortnight

daily resolution

Position on the day£634
Repayment−£540
Left after+£94 ✓

the January squeeze · seen in September

Into your flow

instant · at application

{
  "true_free_cash": 1284,
  "r4_day_position": 94
}

Applicant_4412.pdf

read in minutes

JSON for the system · PDF for the underwriter

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due dates checked before the decision is made.

£0/mo

the repayment, priced against real free cash.

beside your bureau checks · zero change to your funnel.

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FAQ

What credit teams ask.

We already use cashflow data and a score. What does this add?
A score answers approve or decline. Static shows the position: how much, on what terms, and what the applicant's cash looks like on every repayment date. It is an additional layer beside your existing checks, not a rival score.
How accurate is a daily forecast?
That is exactly what the pilot answers. We rewind an applicant's history to an earlier date and forecast forward using only what came before. Comparing the projection against the actual months that followed shows you the accuracy, on your own data.
What about thin-file applicants?
A few months of categorised data produces output, and a longer history sharpens the forecast as longer cycles become visible. The pilot shows you both.
Does it slow our funnel down?
No. Output is returned at application speed: the applicant connects their accounts, you push the categorised transactions, and the JSON or PDF comes back without adding friction to your flow.
Next step

Run it on your own historical applicants.

We rewind their history, forecast forward, and you compare the projection against the months that followed.

Pilot deliverables

01

The Overall Findings Report, including forecast versus actual where your data allows it.

02

The John Doe sample report: the exact per-application artifact you would receive in production.