Product updates

Second Eye now has a public, invite-only website for lender teams that want to understand the product before getting access to the private workspace. available from the main site. review, and portfolio follow-through. the product.

• Public landing, docs, trust, pricing, status, and changelog pages are

• The private credit workspace still requires signed access.

• Public pages focus on diligence materials, memo drafting, committee

• Request access is the primary public path for teams that want to try

The underwriting workspace now turns deal materials into reviewable committee materials with clearer support for key claims and open questions. questions, downside cases, structure considerations, portfolio fit, and prior-outcome context. signoff checklists, outcome worksheets, and handoff checklists render in normal review language. review aids distinct from formal approval records. or calling live models during page rendering.

• Underwriting summaries distinguish source-supported claims, open

• Committee packets, question registers, agendas, evidence packs,

• Exported materials avoid internal rollout labels and keep non-binding

• Stored artifacts can be revisited without changing the approval record

Deal teams can move from diligence material to term-sheet support, closing preparation, and review follow-up without exposing internal processing details in the app. options, and closing-package status in lender-facing language. borrower work in normal transaction terms. without surfacing service plumbing.

• Term-sheet pages show business terms, recommendation context, export

• Diligence-request lists and closing checklists describe buyer and

• Negotiation-position pages provide direct, tabular deal-team context.

• Processing records and paused-review queues are readable by operators

Portfolio views bring borrower reporting, covenants, alerts, draw monitoring, construction-photo metadata, cross-portfolio questions, and weekly briefings into one authenticated workspace. of visible copy while still surfacing reviewable metadata. questions and follow-up context.

• Borrower reporting surfaces active and restated periods.

• Covenant pages show current compliance, warnings, and trips.

• Draw and construction-photo pages keep sensitive file references out

• Portfolio query and briefing pages focus on reviewable operating

Second Eye now has authenticated admin and add-in surfaces for document, email, spreadsheet, chat, voice, and delivery workflows. readiness without showing provider secrets or raw configuration values. functions or suggestions. status in operator language. routing.

• Microsoft 365 connection pages report sync, mailbox, and add-in

• Excel and Outlook add-in pages show readiness before user-facing

• Email delivery and voice intake pages report connection and redaction

• Chat integration pages focus on request verification and assistant

Platform control pages now expose workspace setup, provider setup, audit history, cost review, and usage controls through signed, approved-access views. follow-up steps. previews or temporary downloads. platform review. release smoke tests.

• Workspace setup uses copyable customer setup records and clear

• Audit artifact pages withhold storage coordinates and show bounded

• Provider pages report credential status without exposing secrets.

• Cost and usage pages show model and processing cost rollups for

• Auth, status, metadata, and security-header checks are covered by