Running the QC Checklist
Review completed underwriting decisions for missing data and missing rationale, against your own QC checklist.
About this use case
Post-decision quality control samples a small share of files because a thorough review takes an hour each. The findings are real but late, and the sample is small enough that a systematic gap can run for months before the numbers make it visible.
This use case runs your QC checklist against completed decisions, with the evidence cited for each finding, and reports the results both per file and as rates by checklist item.
Each checklist item comes back with a status and the evidence behind it; a decision resting on a factor the record does not document is reported against the documentation standard; a batch gives the exception rate per item against the prior period.
Documents to consider
- Your quality control checklist and its criteria
- Credit policy and matrices in force at the decision dates
- Completed decision files
- Documentation standards for decisions
- Prior QC results for comparison
The prompt
Written to be pasted straight into your AI assistant, with the documents it asks for attached. Request access below and we’ll send it over.
Files
Nothing to download here. This prompt runs against your own institution’s material — the documents it lists above.
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