Inventory
Values the borrower's inventory as collateral, by category and location.
The report lands on the deal, its values beside the borrowing base.
Coming 2027
The CORA Service Provider Network.
Find and engage appraisal, field exam, audit, advisory and legal providers from inside CORA. The engagement, the borrower's data and the deliverable all move through the platform, on the deal.
Service lines on the network
- Inventory appraisal
- ABL field exams
- Financial statement audit
- Lender financial advisor
- Lender finance counsel
- Machinery and equipment
- Pre-funding due diligence
- Quality of earnings
- Chief restructuring officer
- Bankruptcy and restructuring
- Real estate appraisal
- Inventory test counts
- Forensic accounting
- Liquidation and disposition
- Workout and creditor rights
- Trademark appraisal
- Receivable verification
- Receivership
- Fleet and rolling stock
- Business valuation
Every provider your deal needs.
See every service lineAppraisal and valuationInventory appraisal, Machinery and equipment, Real estate appraisal, Trademark appraisal, Fleet and rolling stock, Business valuation
Field examABL field exams, Pre-funding due diligence, Inventory test counts, Receivable verification
Audit and accountingFinancial statement audit, Quality of earnings, Forensic accounting
AdvisoryLender financial advisor, Chief restructuring officer, Liquidation and disposition, Receivership
LegalLender finance counsel, Bankruptcy and restructuring, Workout and creditor rights
One network for lenders, borrowers and providers.
Reporting, monitoring and servicing already happen in one platform, so everyone works on the same system of record. Lenders run their workflow on CORA and have asked to engage their providers there too. The Service Provider Network is the directory where they find and engage them.
- A directory of appraisal, field exam, audit, advisory and legal providers, on CORA.
- Your own panel of providers, or the whole network.
- Every firm reviewed before it is listed.
- A directory, not a marketplace: the lender chooses the firm and engages it directly.
How it works.
- 01
A lender needs a service
An appraiser, field examiner, auditor, consultant or legal counsel, engaged through the platform.
- 02
Find the right provider
Browse every service line, then search and filter by firm, specialty, industry, serviceable area or contact.
- 03
Engage on CORA
Preview a firm's profile and its history with your team, then send the engagement, with its scope and the borrower's details, in one click.
- 04
The data goes out
Once the provider accepts, the borrower's files go out with the engagement. No data room, requests or back-and-forth to manage.
- 05
The work comes back
The provider's deliverable comes back through CORA and is filed on the deal.
Every service line, in one place.
From inventory, machinery and equipment, and trademark appraisal to chief restructuring officers and lender finance counsel. Choose a service line to see its specialties.
Appraisal and valuation
What the collateral is worth, valued by the people who value it for lenders.
Machinery and equipment
Values machinery and equipment for an equipment line or term loan.
The report and its values land on the deal's record.
Real estate
Values owned real estate pledged as collateral.
The appraisal is filed on the deal with the rest of the collateral.
Intellectual property and trademark
Values trademarks and other intellectual property in the collateral package.
The valuation lands on the deal beside the other appraisals.
Fleet and rolling stock
Values vehicles, trailers and rolling stock.
The report is filed on the deal.
Business valuation
Values the business as a going concern.
The valuation comes back through CORA to the deal.
Field exam
The borrower's reporting tested against its books, on site and on schedule.
ABL field exams
Tests the borrower's reporting against its books and records.
The findings come back through CORA, on the deal and its period.
Pre-funding due diligence
Examines a new borrower's collateral and reporting before the first advance.
The findings land on the deal before funding.
Inventory test counts
Counts inventory on site and ties it to the perpetual.
The count results come back to the deal.
Accounts receivable verification
Confirms receivables with the borrower's customers.
The verification results land on the deal.
Recurring collateral reviews
Reviews the collateral again on the schedule the agreement sets.
Each review lands on the deal and its period.
Audit and accounting
The financial statements behind the facility, audited, reviewed or examined.
Financial statement audit
Audits the borrower's annual financial statements.
The audited statements are filed on the deal.
Quality of earnings
Tests the earnings the borrower reports.
The report lands on the deal for the credit team.
Review and compilation
Reviews or compiles the borrower's financial statements.
The statements land on the deal.
Tax and compliance
Prepares and reviews tax filings and compliance work.
The work product is filed on the deal.
Forensic accounting
Investigates irregularities in the borrower's books.
The findings land on the deal.
Advisory
Help when a credit needs more than monitoring.
Lender financial advisor
Advises the lender on a credit under stress.
Its reports are filed on the deal.
Chief restructuring officer
Runs the borrower's restructuring as an officer of the company.
Its reporting reaches the lender through CORA.
Turnaround and interim management
Steps in to manage a borrower through a turnaround.
Its updates are filed on the deal.
Liquidation and asset disposition
Sells collateral in an orderly or forced liquidation.
Recoveries and reports land on the deal.
Receivership
Takes control of the collateral or the business under court appointment.
The receiver's reports are filed on the deal.
Legal
Counsel for the lender, from the first draft to enforcement.
Lender finance (ABL and bank)
Documents and negotiates the credit agreement and its amendments.
The executed documents land on the deal, where CORA reads them.
Bankruptcy and restructuring
Represents the lender in a borrower's bankruptcy or restructuring.
Filings and opinions are kept on the deal.
Workout and creditor rights
Protects the lender's position in a workout.
Forbearance and workout documents land on the deal.
Litigation and enforcement
Enforces the lender's rights and remedies in court.
The case documents are filed on the deal.
Real estate
Handles mortgages and real estate collateral.
The documents are filed on the deal.
IP and trademark
Perfects and protects security interests in intellectual property.
The filings land on the deal.
Who it is for.
Lenders on CORA
- Find a provider by firm, specialty, industry, serviceable area or contact.
- See a firm's profile and its history with your team before you engage.
- Send the engagement, with its scope and the borrower's details, in one click.
- The borrower's files go out once the provider accepts, and the deliverable comes back through CORA.
Service providers
- Engagement requests from lenders arrive through CORA, with the scope and the borrower's details.
- The data you need is sent to you once it is collected: no data room, requests or back-and-forth to manage.
- Listed on the CORA platform, where lenders can engage you directly.
- Lenders find you by firm, specialty, industry and serviceable area.
The standard every provider meets.
CORA reviews every application before a firm is listed.
- Professional credentials and standards for the service line, for example USPAP, ASA, AICPA peer review or bar standing.
- Professional liability insurance in force.
- CORA's data security and handling terms, agreed.
- A reply to every engagement request within a set number of business days.
Questions.
When does the network open?
In 2027. Lenders and providers can write to us now, and we will be in touch as it opens.
Is it a marketplace?
No. It is a directory on CORA. The lender chooses the provider and engages the firm directly through the platform.
Can we keep the providers we work with today?
Yes. Each lender keeps its own panel of providers on CORA, and can browse the whole network when it needs another firm.
How does the borrower's data reach the provider?
Once the provider accepts the engagement, CORA sends the data pack the work needs, prepared from the borrower's uploads and reporting history, so fieldwork starts with the data in hand.
How does a provider join?
Use the form below or write to info@coraabl.com. After an intro call, send your logo, a short company description and a primary point of contact. CORA reviews it against the qualification criteria, and your firm goes live on the network.
Who built it?
CORA was built by former appraisal, restructuring and lending professionals.
Coming 2027
See if we qualify.
The network opens in 2027. Lenders and providers can register now, or write to info@coraabl.com.
For lenders
Tell us about your firm and we will keep you posted as the network opens.
For providers
Tell us about your firm. We will send the invitation and set up an intro call.
Your providers, on the record.
Lenders on CORA engage their providers from the deal, starting in 2027.