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Lender action notifications

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Written by Tracy Bezuidenhout
Updated this week

When a lender responds to a submitted application, brokers assigned to the deal get notified.

Here's what triggers notifications and how they're delivered:


Lender status updates that send email:

  • Approved — "Congratulations! Your deal has been approved." (If a commitment letter was issued, that's noted too.)

  • Declined — "Your deal was declined by the underwriter."

  • In Review — "Your deal is currently being reviewed by the underwriter."

  • Cancelled — "Your submission was cancelled."

  • Withdrawn — "Your submission was cancelled."

  • Incomplete — "Something went wrong and we couldn't receive the response from the underwriter. Please contact them directly."

  • Pending — "Your deal has been updated." (A generic update from the lender.)


System-level triggers that also send email:

  • Submission failed — If Finmo couldn't successfully submit the deal to the lender at all, agents get: "Something went wrong and we couldn't submit your deal to the underwriter. Please contact customer support."

  • Document transfer failed — If a document attached to a submission fails to transfer to the lender, a separate failure notification goes to the agent.

    • Email subject line is either "[Lender name] has updated [Applicant name]'s deal" or "There was an issue with [Applicant name]'s deal to [Lender name]" for failures.


General Information

  • These emails are bilingual — sent in English or French based on the broker's locale.

  • All status changes also generate in-app notifications alongside the email.

Should you have any questions please click on the chat bubble or email support@finmo.ca

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