Bank-branded portals, scoped to every party on a transaction. Your clients, deal counterparties, and your team each log in to see exactly what they should, and nothing they shouldn't.
Your logo, your colors, your domain. Clients and counterparties log in to view balances, upload documents, pull statements, and approve disbursements, all self-service, all under your bank's brand.
Everyone logs into their dedicated portal and sees only their slice of the deal. Your client sees their accounts, a deal counterparty sees only their transactions, your bankers see the full relationship, and your compliance team gets a read-only view.
A self-serve view of their accounts. Can view, upload, download, and approve.
Full read-write across the relationships they own. Can act on behalf of clients, with attribution.
Read-only access scoped to what they’re auditing.
Your clients, the counterparties on a transaction (buyer, seller, attorney), and your own team, RMs, treasury ops, and compliance. Each gets a role-based view scoped to exactly what they should see.
No. Access is scoped per user, per transaction. A counterparty sees only their slice, a client sees only their own accounts, and you control what every role can see.
Each user logs in with their own credentials, role-based permissions, and multi-factor authentication (MFA).
View balances and status, upload required documents, pull statements, and approve disbursements.
Hudson reads the provided upload and flags a mismatch on the spot, prompting the party to re-upload before it ever reaches your team.
