One data room. One platform.
CORA offers integrations with the service providers around a deal, so borrowers work in one data room and one platform instead of many.
At a glance
The deal's own data room
The files from around a deal kept together, in dated folders on the deal.
Each side on its own screens
Borrowers and lenders work the same deal on CORA, each from their own side.
Access by role
Role-based permissions decide who sees which files, with SSO and MFA at sign-in.
In detail
Send once.
Borrowers send their files to one place and work from one list of requests, not one for each party on the deal.
- One place to send files
- One list of requests
- The reporting calendar beside them
The deal's files, together.
What comes in around a deal arrives where the deal team already works, on the deal's record.
- Filed to the deal's data room
- Read beside the deal's record
- An audit trail with who and when
How lenders use it.
Add the deal's files
Bring the files from around a deal into its own data room, in one place instead of many.
Open a dated folder
Find a period's files in their dated folder on the deal, beside the deal documents and legal.
Browse the data room
Move through the deal's folders from one tree, the same data room for everyone on the deal.
Questions.
What changes for our borrowers?
They send files to one data room and work from one list of requests on CORA, instead of sending to each party separately.
Where do the files end up?
In the deal's data room on CORA, where the deal team already works, with each upload recorded with who sent it and when.
Who can see the files in a deal's data room?
Access follows the role-based permissions your institution sets, and people sign in with SSO and MFA.
How is the data protected?
It is encrypted in transit and at rest, and customer data is never used to train AI models.
Bring the deal's files together.
One data room for each deal, and one place for its borrower to send.