Investor payouts
WF-107: automatic investor payout notifications
One of the quietest, most valuable moments in a lending operation is the notification. The moment a deal settles and payouts are calculated, every fund partner should know — automatically.
What WF-107 does
Triggered by a deal settling, WF-107 sends a payout notification to each fund partner via WhatsApp — with their calculated return, contribution and the schedule link. No chasing, no phone tag.
Why it matters
Every call a fund partner makes to ask 'where is my money?' is a trust tax. Automatic notification turns the answer into a message they receive before they think to ask.
Part of a wider automation engine
WF-107 sits alongside WF-101 (new lead welcome), WF-103 (payment reminders) and WF-104 (approval escalation) in an event-driven workflow engine.
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