Batch price an entire loan portfolio in one run.

Price the entire book in one pass. Compare how different scenarios move the book. Put the run on a recurring schedule. Scan unlocked leads for a better rate. Same PricingEngine rules as the shelf and underwriting, not a second spreadsheet.

The whole book. One run. One rule set.

BulkPricer is a PricingEngine surface. It prices a portfolio the way the desk prices a single file: rate, points, and adjustments from the same rules CreditDecisionEngine uses to underwrite the loan.

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Entire book, one run.

Batch price the portfolio in one pass instead of opening files one at a time.

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Scenario compare.

Run more than one scenario on the same book and see how each one moves price.

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Recurring schedule.

Put the run on a schedule so the book is priced again without a manual kickoff.

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Unlocked leads.

Scan unlocked leads for a better rate than the one already on the file.

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Same rules as the shelf.

PricingEngine holds the rate sheets and overlays. BulkPricer reads them. There is no second spreadsheet to keep in sync.

QuickPricer is one scenario. BulkPricer is the book.

PricingEngine prices the shelf. QuickPricer is the front door for a broker on your site or portal. BulkPricer is the same engine pointed at a portfolio.

PricingEngine

The shelf

Rate, points, and adjustments for every product the file fits.

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QuickPricer

One scenario

A few inputs on your website or portal. A price the file is eligible for.

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Questions about BulkPricer

What is a bulk pricer?

A bulk pricer batch prices a loan portfolio in one run instead of pricing files one at a time. In LoanPASS, BulkPricer is a PricingEngine surface, so the book is priced on the same rules as the shelf and underwriting.

What is batch loan pricing?

Batch loan pricing is running your pricing rules across many files in one pass. BulkPricer takes the portfolio, prices every file against the current rules, and returns the book in one run.

What is portfolio repricing?

Portfolio repricing is pricing the book again after rates, adjustments, or overlays change. BulkPricer can run that pass on a recurring schedule, so the book is not waiting on a manual kickoff.

Can BulkPricer compare pricing scenarios?

Yes. You can run more than one scenario on the same book and see how each one moves price. The comparison uses the same PricingEngine rules as a single-file quote.

Can scheduled pricing run on a recurring cadence?

Yes. Put the run on a recurring schedule. The book is priced again on that cadence, against the current rules, without someone starting the batch by hand.

How does BulkPricer treat unlocked leads?

It looks for a better rate on unlocked leads. If a lead is still unlocked, BulkPricer scans it against current rules and flags a better rate when one is there.

Is BulkPricer a second pricing engine?

No. PricingEngine holds the rate sheets, adjustments, and eligibility overlays as rules. BulkPricer reads that rule set. There is no second spreadsheet and no second engine to keep in sync.

Does BulkPricer use the same rules as underwriting?

Yes. Eligibility comes from the same rules CreditDecisionEngine uses to decide the loan. A price on the book is a price the file is eligible for.

How is BulkPricer different from QuickPricer?

QuickPricer prices one scenario on your website or portal. BulkPricer prices the entire book in one run, compares scenarios, can run on a schedule, and scans unlocked leads. Both read PricingEngine.

Is BulkPricer an automated underwriting system?

No. CreditDecisionEngine is the AUS. BulkPricer is a PricingEngine surface. It prices a portfolio. It does not decide the loan.

Does BulkPricer quote mortgage insurance?

No. PMIPricer quotes MI from the LTV, FICO, and product already on the file. BulkPricer prices the book. The MI premium is not computed from the pricing rules.

Bring a book and a rate sheet

We will load the rules and run a portfolio pass on the call, so you see the book come back from the same engine that prices a single file.