Credit File Archiver
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About this skill
Solving Pre-Loan Archiving Challenges
During the pre-loan phase of credit approval, operations teams often struggle with disorganized archive packages. Manual archiving faces two core issues: mixed entities (individuals vs. corporations) and complex classification rules. For instance, a "resume" must be filed under "Other Attachments" rather than "Income Proofs," while "proposed collateral" must be strictly separated from "existing debt." Manual verification is time-consuming and prone to misclassification or missed statistics.
Core Workflow & Classification Strategy
This skill uses triple-entity identification (package name, file name, and file content) to distinguish between individual and corporate entities, creating independent top-level folders for each. To balance speed and accuracy, it employs a tiered processing strategy:
- Low-ambiguity files (e.g., clear ID cards, business licenses) are archived directly by file name.
- High-ambiguity files (e.g., purely numeric PDFs, conflicting contracts) trigger content reading for dual verification. For example, a mismatched "Loan Contract.pdf" is automatically corrected to "Bank Statements" or "Debt Contracts."
- Unreadable files (encrypted, scanned) are routed to a pending-review folder and flagged in the File Name Anomaly List.xlsx.
Additionally, the skill automatically parses bank statements to calculate total inflows, outflows, balances, and transaction counts. It groups debt contracts into specific loan folders based on bank names, amounts, and dates extracted from file names and content. The final output includes 3 core Excel dashboards (statements, contracts, and a tree-structured master list) plus the anomaly report.
Boundaries & Considerations
- Local Execution: All content parsing is strictly local; no data is uploaded to external services. Original files are copied, not moved.
- Scope Limitation: The skill is strictly for pre-loan document organization, excluding mid-loan or post-loan materials like approval opinions.
- Shared Files Handling: Multi-person documents (e.g., household registers) are only placed in the primary borrower's directory. Other related directories do not physically copy the file but reference it in the master list.
- Manual Checkpoint: The workflow includes a mandatory Phase 2 confirmation where the client only verifies the entity list (individual/corporation) and output path. All content identification and archiving are handled automatically by the AI.
Use Cases
- Credit managers receive multiple customer archives and need to separate individual and corporate files into independent folders.
- Approval specialists file personal bank statements by bank and year while summarizing inflows, outflows, balance, and transaction counts.
- Risk assistants group loan, guarantee, and collateral contracts by loan number and flag items that need manual review.
- Pre-loan organizers check missing documents and generate a master archive list plus a filename anomaly report.
Best For
- Credit managers: need to separate and archive entity-specific files from multiple packages and produce review lists.
- Approval specialists: need to quickly verify bank statement statistics, contract attribution, and missing-document warnings.
- Risk assistants: need to group debt contracts by loan number and identify anomalous filenames or unreadable files.
- Operations organizers: need to build separate individual and corporate directory standards for pre-loan files.
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