Product Updates: May 31, 2026

Last updated: June 7, 2026

Improved Document Management

View, add, and remove documents associated with a specific entity across Loans, Clients, Funding Sources, Funding Entities, Equity, and Workflows-all in one place.

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Functionalities include:

  • View and download individual documents

  • Drag and drop documents between entities

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  • Search documents

  • Create new folders per entity to organize your documents

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Download Statements from a Loan's Funding Details Page

You can now download Funding Source Statements directly from a loan's Funding Sources page.

From the Overview section, download statements for all funding sources associated with a loan in a single action.

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You can also download statements for individual funding sources as needed.

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Expanded Search Options

Hypercore's search now returns up to 20 results instead of 10, providing broader coverage and increasing the likelihood of finding relevant information.

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Improved Bulk Action Visibility

The Historical Activity section now includes more detailed descriptions for bulk actions, providing greater transparency into the specific changes made.

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Added Confirmation for Fee, Deposit, and OID Component Deletion

To help prevent accidental changes, Hypercore now requires confirmation before deleting a Fee, Deposit, or OID Component.

Users must confirm both the deletion action and the specific Fee, Deposit, or OID Component being removed before the change is applied.

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Advanced Loan Settings

Use Last Day of Month for Short Months in Frequency

When enabled, if the configured frequency day does not exist in a month, the system uses the last valid day of that month instead of rolling into the next month.

Impact: This affects the calculation of scheduled repayment dates for frequencies configured on days such as the 29th, 30th, or 31st.

Example:
Monthly on the 30th
- Default: March 1 (for February)
- Enabled: February 28 (or 29 in leap years)

Treat Overdue Principal as Compounding Interest

When enabled, unpaid expected principal payments are added to compounding interest overdue instead of principal overdue.

Impact: Affects how overdue amounts are classified and whether they are included in future compounding interest calculations.

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