LoanDesk PH - Microsoft Excel Edition
Every loan, installment, collection, and collector share on one ledger.
Microsoft Excel Edition: Track small-lending borrowers, loan products, released loans with flat interest, installment schedules with automatic Overdue status, daily collections, collector commissions, and expenses.
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Microsoft Excel Edition: Track small-lending borrowers, loan products, released loans with flat interest, installment schedules with automatic Overdue status, daily collections, collector commissions, and expenses.
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Microsoft Excel Edition: Track small-lending borrowers, loan products, released loans with flat interest, installment schedules with automatic Overdue status, daily collections, collector commissions, and expenses.
Works with
- Microsoft Excel 2019 or newer on Windows or macOS
- Philippine peso reporting
- Asia/Manila date examples
Requirements
- Microsoft Excel 2019 or newer on Windows or macOS
- Basic source records for the workflow
Before you buy
Are the other editions included?
No. This delivery contains only the separately sold Microsoft Excel Edition.
Is this official accounting or regulated software?
No. No SEC or BSP lending-license compliance, credit scoring, declining-balance amortization tables, legal collection notices, automatic SMS reminders, official receipts, or tax filing.
Can I resell or share it?
No. The license permits internal use and customization for one business only.
Does it compute declining-balance interest?
No. Interest is flat: principal multiplied by the rate, which is how most small lenders in the Philippines quote their loans.
Can a collector's commission use a different rate?
Yes. The commission rate is set per collector and applied to what that collector recorded.
Is this a licensed lending platform?
No. It is a records system. Licensing, legal notices, and receipts remain your responsibility.
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Read the linked article for additional context, instructions, or an editorial review of this product.
How to Run a Small Lending Business With Schedules, Collections and Collector Reports
A records routine for small lenders in the Philippines: release loans with flat interest, schedule every installment, record collections daily, and pay collectors from what they actually collected.
Read the guide