Lead and Loan statuses

The OnboardingState parameter reflects various stages of a loan application process, providing detailed insights into its current status. Below are the key statuses and their descriptions:

StatusDescription
stage1incompleteThe customer has started the application but has not yet completed it.
stage1submittedThe customer has submitted the loan application for review and the application is currently under review by the loan provider.
stage1rejectedThe application has been reviewed and rejected.
ineligibleThe customer does not meet the eligibility criteria, and the application has been rejected.
rescindedThe loan offer has expired, and no further action can be taken.
offersProvidedLoan offers have been provided to the customer, and the system is awaiting their response.
offerAcceptedThe customer has accepted the loan offer.
offersExpiredThe loan offer expired before the customer could take action.
contractGeneratedThe loan contract has been generated and will soon be sent to the customer for signing.
contractsentThe contract has been sent to the customer for their signature.
contractsignedThe customer has signed the contract, completing this stage of the loan process.

After a loan has been funded, it is important to check the status parameter in the loans model. Below are the possible values for this parameter and their descriptions:

StatusDescription
Requested FundingFunding is in progress, and the money will soon be deposited into the customer’s account.
FundedThe loan amount has been successfully funded and is currently in the customer’s financial account.
Funded (Pending Settlement)The loan amount has been funded and is in the customer’s financial account, but it is awaiting final settlement.
RepaidThe loan has been fully repaid, and no further payments are due.
Discounted SettlementThe loan has been settled for less than the full amount owed, typically through an agreement between the lender and borrower to resolve the debt at a reduced amount.
DefaultedThe borrower has failed to make payments as agreed, leading to the loan being classified as non-performing and potentially triggering collection actions.
Written OffThe lender has determined that the loan is unlikely to be recovered and has recorded it as a loss. Collection efforts may still continue.