Contact Cevrynt: Bring the file, workflow, or opportunity.
Book a walkthrough of the underwriting platform, talk to our engineers about Stripe or production work, or write to us about a partnership or investment. A person reads every message.
- Underwriting platformLenders, MCA funders and underwriting teamsBook a walkthrough
- Stripe & engineeringPayments, dedicated engineers and production fixesBook a call
- PartnershipsBrokers, ISOs and commerce platformssales@cevrynt.com
- InvestorsQuestions about the pre-seed roundarin@cevrynt.com
Prefer to write?
sales@cevrynt.comOr send the form below. Tell us about the deal flow, the stack or the question, and we will reply by email.
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WHERE TO START
Start with why you’re here.
Different conversations need different context. Pick the closest reason for getting in touch and we will start with the file, workflow, partnership, or company question that actually matters.
Four reasons to get in touch · choose the closest fit
Channel · guided underwriting review
Review a deal your team already knows.
See Cevrynt against a familiar underwriting case so your team can inspect the evidence, policy results, exceptions, and final review rather than judge a polished demo.
- A walkthrough across intake, financial analysis, verification, lender policy, and the deal memo.
- A comparison against a file or workflow your team already understands.
- A clear view of what Cevrynt handles today and where human judgment still remains.
Channel · partnership conversation
Explore the workflow together.
Talk through submission readiness, lender handoffs, commerce context, embedded underwriting, or a potential partnership without assuming another portal or integration is automatically the answer.
- Map what information moves today and where underwriting context gets lost.
- Explore how Cevrynt could fit around your existing workflow.
- Discuss partnership or integration scope before making technical assumptions.
Channel · investors page, then a meeting
Start with the public thesis.
The investor page covers the market entry, product, go-to-market motion, team, and assumptions already embedded in Cevrynt. A direct conversation can go deeper into the parts that belong in context.
- Current product and development status.
- Market-entry, distribution, and company-building approach.
- Fundraising context and investor materials shared directly where appropriate.
Channel · direct email
Start with the exact constraint.
If the question is about data flow, lender configuration, integrations, security requirements, deployment, or whether Cevrynt can support a particular workflow, send the specifics first.
- Product and underwriting-workflow requirements.
- Integration and data-handling questions.
- Security, deployment, or technical evaluation context.
If none of these fit, email sales@cevrynt.com with a short description of what you are trying to solve and it can be routed from there.
SEND YOUR DETAILS
Prefer to write? Tell us what you need.
Product walkthroughs, pilots, Stripe and engineering work, partnerships or investor questions. One form, read by a person, answered from sales@cevrynt.com.
THE DIRECT LINES
Two inboxes, one calendar, one workspace.
No contact form and no gated download before the conversation. Choose the route that matches what you need — underwriting review, a direct conversation with the team, a general enquiry, or access to the product workspace.
- Schedule an underwriting reviewBook on CalendlyFor lenders and underwriting teams that want to walk through a file, policy workflow, or product evaluation directly with the Cevrynt team.
- Investor conversationsarin@cevrynt.comFor investor discussions and requests for the pitch deck, which is shared after a meeting or by email.
- General enquiriessales@cevrynt.comFor general company, commercial, and inbound enquiries that do not need to begin with a meeting.
- Product workspaceapp.cevrynt.comThe separate Cevrynt application for users who have already been provided access.
What will not happen
- Direct conversations with the Cevrynt team for lender, partnership, and investor discussions.
- No financing application or borrower marketplace on this page.
- No gated deck required before starting a relevant conversation.
- Product and integration questions can begin with the exact workflow or constraint.
- Commercial terms depend on workflow, policy, integration, and deployment scope.
- Product access is separate from this public website.
Start with the route that matches the question. The rest can move from there.
BEFORE THE CALL
Bring the workflow. Keep borrower data out of email.
A useful first conversation does not need a live borrower file. Four pieces of context are enough to understand how your team underwrites today, where Cevrynt could fit, and what would need to be proven before going further.
Four things to bring · one thing to keep out of email
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What you do not need
- A live borrower file.The first walkthrough can use an illustrative case with synthetic borrower data. Real documents are not needed to understand the workflow.
- A finished integration plan.Start with how your team works today. APIs, deployment, and technical implementation can come later if the workflow is worth taking further.
- A buying decision.The first conversation is for evaluating fit. It does not commit either side to a pilot, integration, or commercial engagement.
Bring the policy, the normal file, the difficult case, and the people who need to trust the result. That context is enough to make the first conversation useful; Cevrynt can handle the walkthrough from there.
TALK TO CEVRYNT
Bring the question that actually decides fit.
Ask about the messy file, the policy exception, the integration constraint, the security requirement, or the part of the workflow Cevrynt cannot handle yet. The useful conversation is the one that tests where the product holds up and where it does not.