Company

A SaaS platform for collaborative brokerage

CredizZ brings simulations, shared cases, notifications, and commissions together for firms, brokers, and introducers — one case thread, from the first study to signing.

Built for professionals

  • Wealth managers
  • Brokers
  • Business introducers
  • Firms and networks

The problem

Scattered tools, little visibility

Many professionals still run simulations, commissions, and client follow-up through spreadsheets, email, and manual steps.

That split creates errors, wasted time, and no clear view of what the network is actually doing.

The CredizZ answer

One shared workflow

CredizZ puts those workflows on one platform: the same case, the same notifications, and the same history for the roles that are allowed to see them.

  • One place for simulations, cases, and exchanges
  • Shared visibility between the firm, the broker, and the introducer
  • Fewer spreadsheets, emails, and manual follow-ups

What CredizZ covers

Practical tools for the whole network

One platform for firms, brokers, and introducers — built around the case, sharing, and follow-up.

Wealth manager

Create and run simulations and cases for your network, with a clear view of production.

Broker workspace

Receive shared cases, keep documents and messages together, and follow each deal through to signing.

Business introducer

Submit leads and follow progress and commissions from the web or the mobile app.

Sharing and collaboration

Share simulations and cases with the professionals involved — one thread, without scattered email.

Guided simulations

Financing scenarios and structured paths based on the products available in CredizZ.

Activity tracking

Dashboards and lists to follow prospects, clients, and cases according to the role.

Real-time notifications

Tell the firm, broker, or introducer as soon as a status or a share changes.

Data and GDPR

Processing, hosting, and security are described in the site privacy policy.

Role-based indicators

Indicators adapted to each workspace — firm, broker, or introducer — according to the plan.