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Reads annual reports, financials, earnings material and net-worth statements, or pulls them from your data provider.
Tag each file as borrower, promoter or guarantor.
Apprentice builds the CMA, reasons over the numbers the way a seasoned RM would, and cites the page behind every line. You validate each step. No prompting.
Reads annual reports, financials, earnings material and net-worth statements, or pulls them from your data provider.
Tag each file as borrower, promoter or guarantor.
Fills Form 2 and Form 3, with a source and a reason for every line.
Validate, and edit or reclassify anything with a reason.
Drafts the borrower and promoter profiles, financial analysis, and group and transaction structure.
Review each section, edit it, or ask questions of the data.
Puts every validated section into one memo.
Read it through, confirm, and download it as a Word file.
Click any line to see its source, why it was classified there, and who changed it.
| Form 3, ₹ crore | FY24 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|
| EBITDA | 111.7 | 96.1 |
Apprentice follows a change back to its cause across the borrower's, promoter's and guarantor's documents, and cites each step.
A general AI tool says: “EBITDA fell because revenue fell.”
The borrower sits at the centre with every subsidiary mapped. Overseas entities are shown in a different colour. You correct it rather than draw it.
How often it's right, and how long it takes to reach a signed-off result.
Financial model, Form 2 and Form 3
Credit appraisal, reasoned sections
Tested on 15 sample credit files. Agents run on Gemini 3.7 Flash and Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite.
Every edit and reclassification is recorded with its reason, so any CAM can be reproduced later.
Results are consistent across model providers, so there's no vendor lock-in.
Sections, templates and rules follow how your bank assesses credit.
Citations, reasons and the edit log make each AI-assisted decision explainable.
“Two credit memos a week, each built from about 5,000 pages on the borrower and its guarantors. Something that mattered was always going to slip through. And every hour in that paperwork was an hour away from my customers, which was the job I was actually there to do. So I built Apprentice.”
In a walkthrough, we run a real file and show the source behind any line you want to question.
Company names, figures and documents on this site are synthetic. No client data is used.