Reselling Kita Capture

Kita Capture reads the financial documents lenders collect and returns clean, checked data to the lender's systems.

Value Proposition

Kita Capture reads financial documents from the Philippines and other markets, including:

It handles scanned documents and phone photos. For each document it:

The lender spends less time on manual encoding and catches inconsistent documents earlier.

Target Lenders

Qualification Signals

Decision Makers

Pitch Outline

  1. The problem: hours spent encoding documents, and errors that reach credit decisions.
  2. The fix: Kita Capture reads the documents, checks the numbers and flags what does not add up.
  3. The fit: it runs inside the Partner's platform, so the lender changes nothing in its workflow.
  4. The proof: run the lender's own sample documents.
  5. The price: per page, no minimum, no setup fee.

Demo Script

  1. Before the meeting, ask the lender for 5 to 10 sample documents of the types it receives most, with personal data removed if it prefers.
  2. Run them in the Partner's Capture test account.
  3. Show the extracted data next to the original document.
  4. Show a balance check and a flagged document, if the sample contains one.
  5. Show the Excel export and the JSON the Partner's platform receives.
  6. Agree next steps: a lender workspace and a pilot volume.

Objection Handling

ObjectionResponse
"Our documents are low quality."Kita Capture reads scans and phone photos. Test it on the lender's worst samples.
"Our encoders already do this."Kita Capture frees them for review work, and its balance checks catch errors that manual encoding misses.
"What about data privacy?"Each lender has its own isolated workspace. Kita provides its security and data protection documents on request through the Partner.
"What if it gets something wrong?"Documents that do not reconcile are flagged for review. The lender decides on every loan.
"We cannot commit to a volume."There is no minimum. The lender pays for pages processed.

Pricing for the Partner

Example: 70,000 pages in a month across all lenders is 50,000 × $0.10 plus 20,000 × $0.08, a total of $6,600.

Next: White-Label Integration.