We believe draw inspections make or break private lenders.
And we’ll tell you why.
Agentic loan operating system
Trussly is the intelligent LOS for private real estate lenders where the loan life-cycle lives in a single stack, includes a mobile self-inspection tool, and hosts Clay, the AI coworker who takes on tedious tasks.
And we’ll tell you why.
Draw inspections and loan management run on separate platforms. Kept apart, you’re losing insight on data you already own.
And that’s only half of it.
The spread between your inspector’s bill and the borrower’s fee is profit lenders rarely review.
By doing two things:
Don’t just own the loan lifecycle — own the draw inspections in the same stack.
Five parts of the business on one system of record — the same file, the same people, the same money, from first touch to payoff.
Leads, borrowers, guarantors and brokers on one list, each with the last touch on the record.
The pipeline carries a file from initial underwriting to committed to active — the same record the rest of the stack reads.
Home inspections before closing and budget verifications on the file, priced and tracked in the same book.
Payments and draws on one ledger, with every funded file carrying its own condition.
Investors and warehouse lines sit on the same stack as the loans they fund.
Let the borrower walk their own draw on site with a native mobile app that grades construction progress line by line and authenticates every photo against 60+ fraud detection checks.


Checks on this photo
All 8 checks passed
Clay answers out of the loan itself — the documents, the budget, the inspection, your own guidelines. Ask a follow-up and he keeps the thread, on the same file.
Every borrower and every file carries a health score read off the signals on it, and it moves across the life of the loan the way a credit score does.
Every decision and its outcome is logged, so the grading learns from your own book, and you approve every change.
A line graph of one loan file’s health score across its own life, with the audit log of the events that moved it. QL0104 on Sycamore St, Dallas is graded 60 out of 100 on application. Its checklist, 0 of 2 done, takes 30 points off, and no credit score on the borrower takes 10 more. Pulling the credit at 688 gives 5 back, clearing one checklist item gives 15 back, one alert inside the last 14 days takes 5, and that alert falling outside the 14 day window gives the 5 back. The file rests at 80 out of 100, which is 100 less the 15 points still off for the checklist 1 of 2 done and the 5 off for borrower credit 688.