Live webinar · Wed 21 Oct 2026 · 3:00 PM AEDT

One hour on the documents that hold every loan up

Join Techforce Services and CloudFiles for a live session on handling loan application documents inside Salesforce: the problem, a live demo, and your questions.

A stack of loan application documents drawn as a dashed outline, with sheets lifting off it into a tagged payslip, a bank statement with one row held for review, and an ID card with a tick showing it has been matched
About this webinar

How lenders and broker groups are cutting days out of client onboarding

A live session on handling loan application documents in Salesforce, with CloudFiles and Techforce Services.

The problem

Every loan application arrives as a stack of documents

Payslips, bank statements, ID, tax returns, trust deeds, valuations. For lenders, broker groups, mutual banks and credit unions on Salesforce, the work on them often happens outside it, in inboxes, shared drives and spreadsheets. The loan record is updated by hand afterwards, and the client waits.

Opened one by one

Someone opens every document just to work out what it is.

Checked by hand

Each one is compared with what the applicant declared, then keyed into the loan record.

Chased late

Gaps surface late, the client is asked again, and the file goes back in the queue.

The agenda

The problem, a live demo, then your questions

One hour, in three parts.

Where the time goes

Techforce Services sets out where onboarding time goes in a typical lending process on Salesforce, from the application arriving to the loan record being ready.

  • Ravi Telu, Techforce Services

Document automation for Salesforce, live

CloudFiles takes a set of loan application documents and processes them inside a Salesforce org, live.

  • Adarsh Reddy, CloudFiles
LIVE

Ask both teams

Bring questions about your own application process. Ravi and Adarsh answer them live.

  • Ravi Telu and Adarsh Reddy
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In the demo

What you will see

Read, classified and split

Upload one PDF and it becomes a payslip, a bank statement and an ID, each filed in the right place.

Matched against the application

Each document is checked against the loan record, and anything missing or inconsistent is flagged.

Held for review, fully audited

Anything that needs sign-off waits for a person, and every step is logged.

All inside Salesforce

It runs on the records your team already uses, with no separate system to check.

Speakers

Who is presenting

Ravi Telu
Ravi Telu
Development Lead | Lead Developer
Techforce Services
Adarsh Reddy
Adarsh Reddy
Head of Pre-Sales
CloudFiles
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Save your seat

Wed 21 Oct 2026, 3:00 PM AEDT (2:00 PM in Brisbane, 12:00 PM in Perth). One hour, online, and made for:

  • Salesforce admins at lenders, broker groups, mutual banks and credit unions
  • Lending operations and onboarding teams
  • The IT and operations leaders they report to

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Questions about the webinar

3:00 PM AEDT in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Hobart, 2:30 PM ACDT in Adelaide, 2:00 PM AEST in Brisbane, 12:00 PM AWST in Perth and 5:00 PM NZDT in Auckland, all on Wed 21 Oct 2026.

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Techforce Services is a Salesforce consulting partner in Australia. CloudFiles is document automation for Salesforce: it reads, classifies and routes the documents a business runs on, then drives what happens next, inside Salesforce.