Product
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IT SARC

Credit risk administration software.

Start with the source definition, the operational problem, and the safest rollout path.

Where it fits

Where this product creates operational value first

It relieves operational pressure, supports the key teams, and makes the next safe step easier to define.

1Operational control
2Lower rollout friction
3Specialist support

Who it is for

Designed for specific teams and operators

These are usually the first teams involved in adoption, rollout, and day-to-day operation.

01

Institutions with consumer credit portfolios that need to implement or strengthen SARC

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Risk teams calculating expected losses, provisions, and portfolio ratings

03

Banking operations that need separate handling for commercial, consumer, microcredit, and housing lines

04

Compliance stakeholders working under Colombian financial regulation

Use cases

Where the product creates operational value

Use cases show the scenarios where the product reduces friction, risk, or manual work.

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Automate expected-loss and provision calculations

Run expected-loss, provision, and portfolio-rating calculations in one tool.

02

Organize customer and collateral data

Structure customer and collateral information to analyze future risk and deterioration.

03

Manage multiple credit-operation types

Work under one configurable structure for loan portfolio, credit cards, factoring, and leasing contracts.

04

Support operational and executive reporting

Generate operational, comparative, and executive reports to evaluate results and support decision-making.

High-value scenarios

Prioritize the highest-value operational scenarios

This is where the product creates the clearest operational value in day-to-day work.

1

Editorial hierarchy

2

Layered cards and panels

3

Measured accents based on real content

Capabilities

Core capabilities presented with more weight

These capabilities show the workflows, controls, and outcomes the product enables.

Designed surface

Show the capabilities teams will actually use

Buyers should be able to picture the workflows, controls, and outcomes they gain.

01

Objective rating

Uses legally supported criteria such as individuality and temporality.

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Mandatory rating

Evaluates credit behavior with criteria such as internal, CIFIN, and Superbancaria references.

03

Subjective rating

Allows rating based on documentation and institutional experience.

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Collateral and PDI assignment

Considers multiple scenarios for collateral treatment and PDI assignment.

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Drag rating

Considers the highest risk category for additional loans tied to the same debtor.

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Accounting movements

Generates provision accounting, trace records, and reclassification based on ratings.

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Transmission file

The source lists transmission-file support among the core modules and functions.

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Regulatory updates

The source states the software stays updated with current Colombian financial regulation.

How it works

A clearer journey from onboarding to usage

The process shows how teams move from setup to reliable daily usage.

Product motion

Make adoption and day-to-day use easy to follow

The sequence shows how teams move from setup to reliable usage without guesswork.

01

Load and organize the information

Structure customer, collateral, and operation data under one configurable base for future-risk analysis.

Source

Customer information
Collateral information
Operations separated functionally and administratively
02

Evaluate and rate the portfolio

Apply objective, mandatory, subjective, and drag ratings using the criteria described in the source.

Source

Objective rating
Mandatory rating
Subjective and drag rating
03

Calculate provisions and generate reports

Produce provisions, expected loss, reclassifications, and reports for operational and executive analysis.

Source

Provision and expected-loss calculation
Accounting movements
Operational, comparative, and executive reporting

Deployment and integration

Operational fit should look designed, not appended

Deployment and integrations show how the product fits into the existing stack.

Operational fit

Clarify how the product fits the existing stack

Deployment and integrations explain operational fit instead of reading like leftover implementation notes.

Deployment options

01The reviewed canonical source does not document specific deployment variants

Integrations

The source mentions communication channels inside the transmission-file capability, but does not document concrete integrations

Commercial model

Commercial structure with better visual presence

The engagement model explains rollout, support, and the main decision points.

Commercial shape

Explain how the product is adopted and supported

Commercial structure helps the buyer understand rollout, support, and decision points.

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Trial demo

The source includes access to a product demo.

Additional context

Supporting detail

FAQ

Common product questions

The source says it automates expected-loss calculation, provisions, and portfolio rating.

Next step

Review the IT SARC scope

We review your credit-risk operation and show the source-backed scope for evaluation, provisions, and reporting.

Operational controlLower rollout frictionSpecialist support

Recommended action

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