Margill Loan Manager
By Margill
Margill Loan Manager is a specialized loan servicing and credit management software solution designed to streamline the full cycle of loan management for financial institutions and lenders of all sizes. The software is recognized for its extensive customization, flexibility, and robust reporting capabilities, making it suitable for managing a wide range of loan types, including personal, corporate, intercompany, auto, mortgages, and lines of credit.
Founded: The company behind Margill Loan Manager, Jurismedia, was established in 1992 by Marc Gelinas, an attorney and MBA graduate from McGill University.
Customization and Flexibility:
Configurable loan calculations (interest rates, amortization schedules).
Custom fields to capture unique business data.
Flexible payment structures (mixed frequency, lump sum, etc.).
Efficient Payment Tracking:
Automated reminders for payment deadlines.
Real-time payment adjustments and recalculations.
Detailed payment history and transaction logs.
Comprehensive Reporting:
Custom report generation.
Data export options for integration and sharing.
Trend analysis for forecasting and strategic planning.
Other Key Features:
Amortization schedules, escrow management, post payments, automatic fees, electronic payments, multicurrency support.
Import/export via Excel or JSON.
Role-based permissions, audit trails, and secure data storage.
Cash” payment tracking and extraction for detailed reporting.
Enhanced variable interest rate modules, allowing bulk updates and linking to interest rate tables.
Integration with Canadian EFT provider VoPay for instant loan disbursements.
E-signature capabilities via Eversign.
Expanded reporting fields (e.g., date calculations, new line statuses).
Global Reach: Margill serves clients in over 41 countries, including private lenders, banks, government agencies, law firms, accountants, and associations.
User Feedback: Users praise the software’s flexibility, reliability, and the quality of customer support. The ability to handle complex, customized loan structures is frequently highlighted.