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Business Domain Solutions

Asset Finance

Connect dealer origination, financing contracts and servicing for asset-finance providers.

Support auto finance, leasing and installment finance through linked asset, dealer and contract records. Settlement, billing and collection work follow the financing relationship; the offering was historically known as BX-AFS.

Asset and financing contract
Connect dealer and customer activity with the asset, financing contract, billing and collections. Partner interfaces are agreed for the institution.
02 / Situations

Bring the asset and its financing into one view

  1. Multiple product lines

    Card, capital and leasing companies are expanding installment and asset-backed financing businesses.

  2. Dealer and partner networks

    Auto finance providers work with dealers, manufacturers and insurers across the financing journey.

  3. Product conditions and pricing

    Teams need configurable conditions that reflect asset types, channels and financing arrangements.

  4. Operations after execution

    Sales, contract, billing and collections information needs to stay connected through the contract term.

03 / Value

Connect the financing business around the asset

01

A common solution foundation

Evaluate multiple asset finance product lines on a shared processing foundation.

Vehicle finance and equipment lease product lines share a processing foundation. Product availability and configuration are confirmed for the implementation.
02

Connected dealer processes

Link dealer and partner activity with the applicable origination and disbursement workflows.

Dealer and partner activity connects with the financing team through application and disbursement work records. Interfaces and workflows are scoped for the institution.
03

Configurable product conditions

Define supported financial product conditions using BX-PF.

BX-PF combines product templates and supported condition settings to form product definitions. Available settings depend on the selected product version.
04

Continuity after financing

Link contracts with billing, collections and post-execution operations.

A contract record connects billing, collections and post-execution operations within the agreed implementation scope.
04 / Scope and functions

Asset finance, from quotation to closure

Define the product lines, asset records and partner interfaces your implementation requires. Detailed availability is confirmed for the selected product version.

Three perspectives on asset finance scope
Business
  • Customer management
  • Product management
  • Sales management
  • Collections operations
  • Call centre
  • Non-face-to-face services
Components

Core base components

  • Product
  • Customer
  • Collateral
  • Underwriting
  • Contracts
  • Accounting
  • Settlement
  • Documentation

Extended components

  • Quotations
  • Consultations
  • Billing
  • Collections
  • Receivables management
  • Post-execution operations
Product

Auto finance

  • New-car installments
  • Used-vehicle financing
  • Dealer-inventory financing

Lease

  • Auto leasing
  • Equipment leasing

Installment finance

  • Installment and durable goods

Collateral and guarantee-backed loans

  • Credit and secured loans

Factoring and receivables

  • Factoring and receivables purchase

Supported workflows confirmed separately.

Generic-model templates

Assessment and credit, settlement and merchant templates reused across product lines.

Capability view. Grouping does not imply one-to-one mappings or runtime dependencies. Product availability and interfaces are confirmed for the implementation.

05 / Foundation and delivery

Products, connections and delivery

Asset Finance uses BX-CBP as its banking technology foundation, with BX-PF and BX-M or BX-CM as required components and BX-I available for integration. Plan the selected version, interfaces and migration around your institution.

Products behind the solution

BX-CBP

Main product

Asset finance and contract operations

Asset & contractBilling & collections
Required

BX-PF

Product definitions, conditions, rates and fees

Required

BX-M or BX-CM

Applicable Java development platform

Agreed interfacesBX-I Optional

or an agreed third-party integration product

Connect the asset finance ecosystem

Dealers & partners

Dealer, manufacturer and customer channels

External services

Insurers, valuation providers and agreed electronic-signing services

Retained bank systems

Collections, accounting and other retained bank systems

Logical interface view. Agree the asset and contract handover, interface list and data responsibilities for your institution.

Configure, connect and launch

Plan deployment in the bank’s environment or an agreed cloud environment.

  1. Step 1

    Define & configure

    Agree asset types, financing products, dealer workflows and operating responsibilities. Configure supported conditions.

    Configuration and development scope

    Configuration

    Use supported settings for product conditions, workflows, approvals, accounting and operational rules.

    Controlled extension

    Use defined extension points or plug-ins where supported by the selected product.

    Additional development

    Identify requirements that need new development, external services or institution-specific interfaces.

  2. Step 2

    Connect & validate

    Implement agreed interfaces and test asset and contract handovers. Scope extensions and additional development separately.

    Integration checklist
    • Dealer networks, dealer management, manufacturer and partner systems
    • Credit bureaus and insurers
    • Vehicle registration and valuation services; collateral resale partners
    • Dialer and call-centre systems
    • Payment rails, general ledger and regulators
    • Interface list agreed at scoping
  3. Step 3

    Rehearse & launch

    Map migration data, rehearse and reconcile before the agreed cutover and operational handover.

    Migration checklist
    • Live contracts: conditions, schedules, balances, accruals
    • Asset and collateral records
    • Dealer and partner master data
    • Customer and household records
    • Collection cases
    • Document repositories
    • Bankware tools and rehearsal method; institution-owned cleansing and sign-off

Agree interfaces, data ownership, migration and reconciliation before implementation. Dealer, insurer, valuation, collections and accounting interfaces are scoped individually.

06 / Evidence

Lending technology in practice

07 / Contact

Discuss your lending requirements

Tell us about your asset types, dealer and partner channels, contract operations, collection workflows and systems to retain.