Digitalisation Sponsored by Digitalisation Solifi unveils Document Intelligence tool for secured finance sector Published: 12th January 2026 Share Solifi has announced a new AI–powered document verification capability aimed at reducing one of the most time-consuming steps in the secured finance lending process. The new feature, called Solifi Document Intelligence, is part of the company’s originations offering and is designed to automate manual checks, improve accuracy, and strengthen operational oversight. Document verification is a longstanding bottleneck for lenders, often requiring repetitive review and subjective interpretation before a deal can move from approval to payout. According to Solifi, these manual workflows slow processing times, constrain scalability, and introduce risks associated with human error. The company says its new tool applies “agentic AI–driven checks” to both individual documents and document-to-application comparisons. By standardising logic and reducing the number of manual steps required, Solifi reports lenders could see up to a 70% reduction in the time spent on document verification. The platform also aims to enhance auditability and improve consistency across review processes. Despite the increased automation, Solifi emphasizes that human oversight remains central. The system includes an optional human-in-the-loop workflow that allows verification outcomes to be reviewed, explained, and fully audited – an approach the company says aligns with regulatory expectations and lenders’ requirements for transparency and explainability. In addition to verification tools, Solifi Document Intelligence provides operational analytics designed to help lenders identify bottlenecks and adjust processes in near real time. Pass/fail trends and other verification data can be used to refine workflows and support stronger decisioning. Solifi positions the launch as part of its broader strategy to expand intelligent automation across its originations products. The company says the new capability reduces manual effort, improves accuracy, and lays the groundwork for future AI-enabled workflows aimed at modernising secured finance operations. “Solifi Document Intelligence represents an important step in our ongoing investment in intelligent automation,” the company noted in its announcement, highlighting its focus on scalable, data-informed solutions for the secured finance industry. Lisa Laverick Editor - Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories DigitalisationSolifi appoints Kevin Smith as Chief Legal Officer DigitalisationSolifi joins NACFB to expand support for UK commercial finance brokers DigitalisationSolifi names Sarah Glass as Chief Customer Officer