Underwriting a commercial loan means knowing what the public record says about the borrower and the collateral. Amalgament returns that risk profile in one call, liens, UCC filings, litigation, and regulatory history, resolved to the right entity, so it feeds your underwriting workflow instead of your analyst's afternoon.
Liens and UCC financing statements, litigation and judgments, bankruptcy, regulatory and environmental actions, ownership changes, business licenses, property values, permits, and government contracts, joined to one business or property. Enough to answer “what is the public-record risk profile of this commercial property or business.”
Amalgament does not make the lending call; it is the research and context layer feeding it. Pull a borrower's or collateral's full public footprint over the API so your model and your underwriters work from ground truth.
Signals only matter if they attach to the right entity. Amalgament resolves the borrower across sources and re-pulls the records, so a lien filed under a related LLC still surfaces, and every record carries its date.
UCC filings API · Business records API · Property records API
No. It is the public-record research and context layer feeding your underwriting workflow; the decision stays yours.
Property records, liens, UCC financing statements, and the business entities tied to a parcel, so you can research collateral alongside the borrower.
No. Amalgament is business-and-place centric and non-FCRA; it serves commercial underwriting research, not consumer credit decisions.
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