Rules and logic
Decision rules and the logic behind them, classification tables, objects, and events. The structure that determines how an application moves through the platform.
Ongoing ownership of your DecisionLender 4 decision engine. The configuration work that usually falls through the cracks between IT and lending, handled by one person who knows the platform.
At Ironhorse Funding, this practice serves as strategic consultant over the full workflow and architecture of their lending automation in DL4. Not a single project, and not a narrow slice of the platform. Everything the LOS does.
Decision rules and the logic behind them, classification tables, objects, and events. The structure that determines how an application moves through the platform.
Inbound and outbound connections across the LOS, so data arrives where it is needed without someone moving it by hand between systems.
UI changes and updates, so what the lending team sees matches the way they actually work rather than the way the platform shipped.
What the environment should do next and in what order. The layer above configuration that keeps the platform aligned with where lending is going.
This is what ongoing DL4 ownership looks like in practice, and it is the same scope available on retainer.
Capacity is defined from day one as scope categories plus a 2 hour response SLA. Generous by design. Work outside these categories is scoped as project work.
Asset size sets the public price band. Discovery places you inside it using product count, indirect complexity, change velocity, and integration surface, not AUM alone.
Discovery call $850 flat fee, separate from the retainer. New retainers start with a three month initial term, then true up. Project work outside retainer categories $160/hr.
An $850 flat fee look at your current DL4 configuration. Scope categories, band placement, and next steps confirmed before any retainer begins.