10 common reasons lenders go cold after demos
Buyers often research for weeks or months before they reach out, and when they do sit through a demo they expect to get value and confidence fast.
20 common implementation questions asked during demo
At Lendsqr, these are the most common questions that come up during implementation discussions and how we respond.
Why you need to upgrade from in-house lending software
Learn why upgrading from in-house lending software is essential for growth. Discover how modern cloud-based lending platforms deliver a smarter borrower experience.
10 questions you forgot to ask during your demo
Here are ten questions you probably forgot to ask during your demo with Lendsqr (but really should).
The hidden cost of running multiple disjointed platforms
Every naira, pound, rand, or dollar spent on technology in lending should make loan processing, collections, and decision-making better.
The true cost of in-house lending platforms
Discover the hidden costs of building in-house lending platforms and learn why modern cloud-based solutions offer a more cost-effective path for lenders.
5 signs you’re not ready for lending automation
This article outlines five signs that your lending business may not yet be ready for automation and how to close those breaches to build a foundation that supports sustainable, intelligent lending.
How to know if a lending platform truly fits your business model
Read on to learn how to test a platform against your business, so the system you choose amplifies your model instead of forcing you to bend to someone else’s.
How to know your lending business is ready for automation
Discover the signs your lending business is ready for automation and how to scale and stay competitive with smarter digital systems.
How to prep your ops team for a smooth onboarding
When you’ve just finished a Lendsqr demo and decided that our platform could work for your lending operations, the next question is usually what happens after.
Why lending platforms cost what they do
If you’ve ever asked for a quote for a lending platform and thought, “That’s higher than I expected,” you’re not alone.
