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Credit Evaluation

Tour of the SigmaDSA Credit Evaluation editor — the nine sections (Overview, CIBIL Score, Bank Statement, Existing Loans, DSCR, BTO, GST, Documents, Credit Summary) that together produce the file's underwriting picture.

The Credit Evaluation editor is where SigmaDSA's AI Employee assembles the file's underwriting picture — and where you can review, override, and finalise each piece before sending the file to banks. Open it from the file detail page → Credit Evaluation tab → Edit Evaluation (top-right).

The editor opens at /credit-evaluation/{fileId} and is organised as a left-side section navigator with nine sections. Each section captures one piece of the credit story.

Credit Evaluation editor with the section sidebar on the left, currently showing the Overview section with Business Identity, Loan Details, Business Details, and Internal cards
The Credit Evaluation editor. Nine sections in the left sidebar; the active section shows in the right pane.

The nine sections

#SectionWhat it captures
1OverviewBusiness Identity, Loan Details, Business Details, Internal flags. The applicant/file basics that every underwriting decision starts from.
2CIBIL ScoreBureau pull, score, vintage, active accounts, defaults, enquiries, score classifier.
3Bank StatementAI Bank Statement Analyzer output — inflows, outflows, salary, EMIs detected, bounces, average balance.
4Existing LoansEvery running loan/EMI obligation. Feeds the FOIR denominator.
5DSCRDebt Service Coverage Ratio — turnover, profit, cash accruals, total debt service. Used for self-employed / business loans.
6BTOBanking Turnover — credit/debit summation from statements + margin amount. Cross-validates DSCR.
7GSTGST returns analysis — annual + 12-month turnover, tax paid, filing consistency.
8DocumentsDocuments that are specifically credit-eval-related (ITRs, GST returns, bank statements that drive the sections above).
9Credit SummaryFinal underwriting narrative — the one-paragraph summary the relationship manager sends to the bank.

How to use the editor

Open Edit Evaluation

From the file's Credit Evaluation tab on the file detail page, click Edit Evaluation at the top-right. The full-page editor opens.

Work top-to-bottom through the sidebar

Each section is independent — clicking a sidebar link swaps the right pane. You don't have to fill them in order, but top-to-bottom matches the natural underwriting flow: Overview → CIBIL → Bank Statement → Existing Loans → DSCR/BTO/GST → Documents → Credit Summary.

Save per section

Each section has its own Save button — you can save just the DSCR card without touching the rest. The file's main detail page updates immediately after each save.

Hit "Ready to Login" when complete

Once every relevant section is filled, click Ready to Login (bottom-right of the editor) to mark the credit evaluation complete and advance the file to the Login Pending stage. The system will warn if mandatory sections (per loan type) are missing.

Which sections apply per loan type

Not every section matters for every loan. The AI Employee shows the relevant ones based on the file's Loan Type and Employment Type:

Loan typeSections that drive the decision
Home Loan (Salaried)Overview, CIBIL, Bank Statement, Existing Loans, Documents, Credit Summary
Home Loan (Self-Employed)All nine — DSCR + BTO + GST are critical
Personal Loan (Salaried)Overview, CIBIL, Bank Statement, Existing Loans, Credit Summary
Business Loan / Working CapitalAll nine — DSCR + BTO + GST + Documents are critical
Car Loan / Two-WheelerOverview, CIBIL, Bank Statement, Existing Loans (lighter touch)
LAPSame as Home Loan, plus property/collateral evaluation on file details

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