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Theta Origins

End-to-end loan origination — retail, SME, and corporate — on one platform.

Origins is a workflow-based LOS that handles the full origination lifecycle: from application initiation through credit decisioning, documentation, and disbursement. One platform, all segments, no silos.

The Origins four-stage origination flow, from credit initiation to disbursement and onboarding.

Three engines. One straight-through process.

Origins is built on three core engines that work together to enable true end-to-end straight-through processing. The Workflow Engine automates and orchestrates all origination activities — assignment, routing, and parallel processing — using a BPMN 2.0-compliant graphical workflow builder that users configure directly. The Decision Engine (Decision Manager) processes business rules, scorecards, and decision flows to deliver instantaneous decisions at each stage. The Document Generation Engine produces loan agreements and correspondence in real time, using a clause library that eliminates template proliferation and reduces maintenance load. Together, they let retail STP applications receive a decision in under one minute and have documents generated in under three.

Origins' three core engines and straight-through processing The workflow engine, decision engine, and document generation engine work together to produce end-to-end straight-through processing. Workflow Engine

BPMN 2.0 orchestration — assignment, routing, parallel processing

Decision Engine

Rules, scorecards, decision flows — instant decisions at each stage

Document Generation

Real-time agreements from a shared clause library

Straight-through processing Retail decision in under a minute · documents in under three

Retail, SME, and corporate — one system, shared infrastructure.

Origins supports all lending segments on a single platform. A shared back-office, common credit screening policy, and unified data model across retail, SME, and corporate lending enable in-process exposure aggregation across all customer relationships. Resources — approvers, back-office operations, credit screening — are shared across segments, reducing cost and improving consistency. Data extracted from Origins gives a comprehensive, coherent view across the entire lending business for MIS and underwriting consumption.

Origins single-platform segment architecture Corporate, SME, and retail lending run as segments on a shared common bank layer, which sits on the Theta base layer of workflow, decision, and document engines. Corporate SME Retail Common bank layer Shared back-office · common credit screening · unified data model · exposure aggregation Theta base layer Workflow engine · decision engine · document generation engine

Integrated to your environment. Not the other way around.

Origins integrates via API with core banking, credit bureaus (Theta has implemented bureau integrations across 11 countries), KYC and AML platforms, document management systems, and customer-facing digital channels. The integration library accumulated across 20+ implementations means common integration patterns are already solved. For digital origination, Origins integrates with customer front-end and mobile platforms to enable instant approval-in-principle and fully digital straight-through processing. Deployment is flexible: on-premise, bring-your-own-cloud (AWS or Azure), or fully managed.

Origins integration ecosystem Origins integrates via API with core banking, credit bureaus across eleven countries, KYC and AML platforms, document management, and customer-facing digital channels. Core banking Credit bureaus 11 countries KYC / AML Document management Digital channels mobile · web · AIP Origins

The same engine, available as a managed subscription.

Origins Express is a managed-subscription deployment of the Origins platform — the same retail origination engine, configured for financial institutions that need bank-grade origination without the scope of a bespoke implementation.

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