A debt consolidation lender's first question is how many of its borrowers' creditors Method can pay off directly. Method already reports 160 institutions eligible for payoffs and 96% same-day coverage at Happy Money, but a prospect only believes coverage measured on its own mix of creditors.
First action
Build the report template with the Solutions Engineer and run it on one existing customer's creditor mix as the sample.
How to measure it
Coverage reports that turn into evaluations
- Now
- –
- Target
- 50%
- By
- end of quarter
Steps
Define the request
Creditor names and counts only, no consumer data, from one month of applications.
Compliance 1 hour
Build the template
Direct-pay share, same-day share, and the payoff fallout it prevents.
Solutions Engineer 1 day
Make a sample
Run it on an anonymized customer mix to show what prospects get.
Solutions Engineer 2 hours
Offer it on call one
The AE asks for the list at the end of every qualified first meeting.
Enterprise Account Executive (Lending) per deal
Turn it in 48 hours
The Solutions Engineer runs it and the AE walks the prospect through it.
Solutions Engineer 2 hours each
Use it in the business case
Coverage times funded loan volume becomes the ROI slide.
Enterprise Account Executive (Lending) per deal
Track
Reports sent, evaluations started, deals won.
VP of Sales monthly
Run this outreach. The sequence sent for you: addresses found and verified, replies routed to your CRM. Usually live within days.
Book a working sessionWhy it works
Ask each qualified lender for an anonymized list of creditor names and counts from last month's consolidation applications (no consumer data). Within 48 hours, the Solutions Engineer returns a one-page report: share of balances Method can pay directly, share it can pay same day, and the estimated funded loans lost today to payoffs that never complete.
The Enterprise AE sells to lenders, banks and credit unions on long cycles. A report built on the prospect's own data turns the first meeting into proof, and the Solutions Engineer's job is to get prospects to "technical yes" faster.
Ready to use
EmailCoverage report request
Subject: How many of your borrowers' creditors can we pay off same day?
Hi {first name},
Thanks for the time today. As promised, here is how we would answer your coverage question with your own numbers.
Send us a list of creditor names and counts from last month's consolidation applications (no borrower data, just names and counts). Within two days we will send back the share of balances Method can pay directly, the share we can pay the same day, and what that means for payoffs that stall today.
Here is a sample built on an anonymized lender: {link}
{name}
MethodRisks and how to handle them
Prospects worry about sharing any data before a contract
Ask only for creditor names and counts, offer an NDA, and have Compliance confirm the request contains no consumer data.
Coverage on a prospect's mix comes out lower than the headline figures
Show the gap honestly with the roadmap for the missing creditors; it is still the most credible number in the deal.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage: "The future of financial account connectivity"; connection to "20,000+ FIs" with just a phone number, "300+ other data points", 160 financial institutions eligible to receive payoffs; outcomes Bilt 500K+ cards linked, Aven +25% utilization from balance transfer, Happy Money 96% coverage for same-day payment execution, Cleo 60% of eligible users engaged with Debt Reset in week one; a $42M Series B led by Emergence Capital.Source
- HiringEnterprise Account Executive (lending): new revenue across "consumer lending institutions, banks, credit unions, and fintechs"; works with marketing on "sales collateral, drive event planning and account based marketing initiatives"; 5+ years selling fintech, API or to lenders; $280k-$370k OTE.Source
- HiringSolutions Engineer: joins "high-priority deals early (often call 1-2)" so prospects reach "technical yes" faster; builds discovery playbooks, reference architectures and a lightweight knowledge base. Forward Deployed Product Manager: the product partner for the largest accounts, identifying "new initiatives and revenue opportunities" with their CPOs, and defining the forward-deployed playbook.Source