Collateral Management
Overview
Collateral management in timveroOS provides comprehensive functionality for defining, tracking, and monitoring secured assets throughout the loan lifecycle. This page explains the Admin Panel's role in working with collateral - primarily selecting from SDK-defined collateral types and associating them with products.
Important: Collateral types, their attributes, validation rules, and business logic are all configured at the SDK level by your development team. The Admin Panel allows you to:
Select which collateral types are required for specific products/additives
Create document templates for collateral-related documents
Configure collateral requirements within additives
Business Context
timveroOS offers a complete solution for collateral management, allowing financial institutions to:
Add collateral requirements to products and additives (select from SDK-defined types)
Configure documentation templates for collateral
Ensure regulatory compliance through SDK-configured rules
Asset Configuration
Asset Types (SDK-Defined)
Assets (collateral types) are fully configured in the SDK by your development team. The Admin Panel displays the collateral types that have been implemented, but cannot create or modify collateral type definitions.
What SDK Configures:
Collateral type definitions (Vehicle, Real Estate, Equipment, etc.)
Custom fields and attributes for each type
Validation rules and business logic
Workflows and state transitions
Document requirements per collateral type
What Admin Panel Does:
Select which SDK-defined collateral types are required for products/additives
View available collateral types in dropdowns
Create document templates for collateral-related documents
Available Asset Categories
Common collateral types that can be implemented in SDK include:
Real Estate: Residential, commercial, land
Vehicles: Automobiles, commercial vehicles, motorcycles
Financial Assets: Deposits, securities, receivables
Equipment: Industrial equipment, machinery
Inventory: Stock, raw materials
Invoices/Receivables: For factoring or ABL
Note: There are no "standard" collateral types out-of-box. All collateral types are custom implementations based on your business requirements. Contact your development team to implement specific collateral types.
Technical Implementation (SDK Level)
Collateral types are implemented in SDK similarly to Participants:
Extend base entity classes with appropriate annotations
Implement required interfaces for document support
Define custom fields for asset-specific data
Create form classes for data entry validation
Configure state machines and workflows
Note: All asset/collateral customization requires SDK development. The Admin Panel cannot create or modify collateral type definitions.
Collateral Requirements
Product-Level Configuration (Admin Panel)
In the Admin Panel, you can configure collateral requirements at the additive level:
Navigation: Settings → Credit Products → [Select Product] → Additives → [Select Additive]
What You Can Configure:
Collateral Type: Select from SDK-defined collateral types (dropdown)
Required/Optional: Whether collateral is mandatory for this additive
What SDK Defines:
The list of available collateral types in the dropdown
Coverage ratios and LTV requirements (if applicable)
Valuation rules and methods
Collateral-specific workflows
Dynamic Requirements (SDK-Configured)
The system supports conditional collateral requirements based on:
Borrower credit profile
Loan amount thresholds
Product risk characteristics
Regulatory requirements
Note: Dynamic requirement rules are configured in SDK. The Admin Panel displays the results of these rules but cannot modify the logic.
Collateral Provider Role
Understanding Collateral Provider
The Collateral Provider is a participant role (like Borrower or Guarantor) that represents the entity providing collateral for a loan. This is configured at the SDK level.
Key Points:
Collateral Provider is a separate participant type, distinct from Borrower
A Borrower CAN also be a Collateral Provider (same person, two roles)
Third parties can be Collateral Providers without being Borrowers
The role determines who owns/provides the collateral asset
Role Configuration (SDK Level)
The Collateral Provider role is defined in SDK:
Role definition and attributes
Relationship to collateral assets
Required documentation for providers
Workflow steps involving the provider
Integration with Additives
Additive Configuration (Admin Panel)
When configuring additives in Admin Panel, you can set collateral requirements:
What You Configure:
Collateral Type: Select from dropdown of SDK-defined types
Required/Optional: Whether this additive requires collateral
What SDK Defines:
Coverage Ratios: Minimum LTV or coverage requirements
Valuation Rules: How assets are valued
Acceptable asset attributes: Age limits, condition requirements, etc.
Conditional Offers
The system handles scenarios where:
Borrowers qualify for products but lack required collateral
Offers are generated but remain unselectable until collateral is added
Dynamic recalculation occurs when collateral is provided
Multiple collateral options are available
Valuation Management (SDK-Configured)
Valuation methods and monitoring are configured at the SDK level.
Valuation Methods
How collateral values are determined (configured in SDK):
Manual appraisal entry
Automated valuation integration (external services)
Reference value tables
Depreciation schedules
Value Monitoring
Monitoring parameters (configured in SDK):
Revaluation frequency
Value change thresholds
Alert triggers
Update business flows
Admin Panel Role: View valuation data, work within configured monitoring workflows. Cannot configure valuation methods or monitoring rules.
Documentation Requirements
Collateral Documents
Standard documentation includes:
Ownership documents (titles, deeds)
Valuation reports (appraisals)
Insurance policies
Lien searches
Registration documents
Automated Generation
The system can automatically generate:
Security agreements
UCC filings
Collateral receipts
Release documents
Configuration Process
Understanding the Setup Flow
Collateral configuration involves both SDK development and Admin Panel setup:
Step 1: SDK Development (Development Team)
Define Asset Types
Create collateral entity classes
Set attribute requirements
Establish validation rules
Configure state machines
Implement workflows
Configure Collateral Provider Role
Define participant type
Set up relationships to assets
Create documentation requirements
Establish Documentation
Define document types for collateral
Configure required vs optional documents
Set up document workflows
Step 2: Admin Panel Configuration (Admin Users)
Link Collateral to Products
Navigate to Settings → Credit Products → [Product] → Additives
Select collateral type from dropdown (SDK-defined options)
Set Required/Optional
Create Document Templates (if applicable)
Create templates for collateral-related documents
Templates use SDK-defined document types
Configure Workflows (if enabled)
Add collateral evaluation steps (using SDK-defined actions)
Set up verification processes
Note: Workflow actions available depend on SDK implementation
Testing and Validation
Test collateral workflows with sample applications
Verify calculation accuracy
Validate document generation
Confirm system integrations
Best Practices
Configuration Guidelines
Start with common collateral types
Use clear naming conventions
Document business rules
Test edge cases thoroughly
Risk Management
Set appropriate coverage ratios
Monitor concentration levels
Track insurance compliance
Maintain valuation accuracy
Integration Points
System Components
Collateral management integrates with:
Product Configuration: Requirements and terms
Workflow Engine: Decision logic and routing
Document Management: Automated documentation
Pricing Engine: Risk-based pricing adjustments
Reporting System: Portfolio analytics
External Systems
Valuation services integration
Insurance verification systems
Government registries
Title/lien services
Summary: Admin Panel vs SDK Responsibilities
Define collateral types
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Select collateral type for additive
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Configure collateral attributes/fields
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Set required/optional for additive
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Define coverage ratios/LTV rules
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Configure valuation methods
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View collateral on applications
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Create document templates
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Define document types
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Configure Collateral Provider role
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Work within collateral workflows
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Define collateral workflow logic
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Related Operations
Once configured, see how collateral is used in operations:
Collateral (OPS - Origination) - Working with collateral during application processing
Next Steps
With collateral management configured, proceed to:
Workflow Fundamentals - Build automated processes
Covenants Setup - Set up compliance monitoring
For additional collateral management support, consult your implementation team or system documentation.
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