Overview
This article explains the Agentic Draw Desk feature designed to enhance draw review workflows by incorporating AI-powered automation. It helps you quickly identify issues, process draws more efficiently, and stay compliant with lender-defined rules. By leveraging an Agent (AI assistant), this tool surfaces discrepancies, checks documents, validates budget alignment, and organizes inspection photo reviews, all in a streamlined and user-friendly interface. This guide is intended for users who manage or review draws and want to understand agent-driven workflows.
1. Agent Statuses in Draw Desk
The Draw Desk now includes a new Agent Status column that shows the Agent’s progress for each draw. This column allows you to quickly understand where automation stands, whether the Agent is still reviewing, has completed its checks, or has flagged something that needs your attention.
Key Points:
The agent status column appears near the beginning of the draw grid.
Each draw is marked with an agent status such as:
Complete
Processing Draw
Needs Review: warning or alert.
Failed
Non applicable
These help you prioritize reviews.
Hovering over a status provides more details about the current state and a link to Agent Review view.
Icons and color coding help quickly identify the status of each draw.
Use Saved Views to Filter Draws
“All Agent Draws”: All draws reviewed by the Agent.
“Needs Review”: Only shows draws flagged for discrepancies or required actions.
2. Agent Modes
Draw Desk supports three agent modes, which determine how the agent interacts with draws:
Audit Mode: The agent reviews and flags items for manual review.
Assist Mode: The agent provides recommendations and assists with processing.
Automatic Mode: The agent processes draws automatically with minimal user intervention.
Note:
Users cannot change the agent mode themselves; a request must be submitted to the support team for mode changes.
3. Agent Review Tab Overview
After an agent processes a draw, the Agent Review tab provides a detailed breakdown of the review process. The tab is organized into several key sections:
a. Documentation Check
Lists all files uploaded at both the loan and draw level.
Documents are organized into subcategories for easy navigation.
Highlights which files may need your attention.
b. Draw Reconciliation
Draw/Budget Alignment: Shows all budget items created for the draw.
View a table comparing line items to budget.
Discrepancies appear below the table (e.g., Overbudget line items).
Inspection Photo Validation: Allows review of inspection photos, highlighting those that match the job site and those that do not.
c. Policy Review
Displays all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) configured for the agent.
Shows which rules were met, not met, or not applicable, with instructions and required actions.
d. Draw Checklist
Lists all checklist items assigned to the draw.
Indicates whether each item is complete, incomplete, or not applicable.
e. Compliance Confirmation
Provides a full log of actions taken by both the agent and users throughout the draw process.
f. Final Approvals
Shows assigned approvals for the draw (if any).
Final approval could be skipped by the agent when major or critical issues are flagged. Approval will resume after resolution.
4. Notify Borrower/Builder
The Agent suggests items that need follow-up.
Choose to send via comment or email.
Customize the message before sending.
Recipients receive a clean, formatted message with the "Review Now" button.
5. Providing Feedback and Reporting Issues
Use the thumbs up/thumbs down feature in any section to provide feedback on the agent’s performance.
Report issues directly from the Agent Review tab via comment or email.
You can specify which section(s) the issue relates to (e.g., documentation, compliance).
FAQ
What is Agentic Draw Desk?
Agentic Draw Desk is an AI-powered feature that assists in reviewing, processing, and approving draw requests. It automatically checks documentation, flags discrepancies, validates budget alignment, and helps ensure compliance with lender rules.
What’s the difference between agent status and draw status?
Agent status reflects the processing state from the agent’s perspective, while draw status shows the overall workflow state.
What are the differences between Audit, Assist, and Automate Modes?
Audit Mode: Agent only flags issues; no actions are taken.
Assist Mode: Agent assists with some steps (e.g., communication), but users complete approvals.
Automate Mode: Agent can fully process, approve, and disburse draws automatically, if all criteria are met.
Can I customize the saved views?
Yes. You can edit filters or sorting on Agent-provided views and save them as new views using “From Current View” in the “My Views” section.
What kind of discrepancies can the Agent detect?
The Agent can detect issues like:
Overbudget line items.
Missing or outdated documents.
Policy violations based on lender policies.
Checklist validation errors
How does the Agent handle inspection photos?
The Agent validates uploaded photos against line items. Photos can be reviewed in detail using the Photo Viewer, which includes metadata, summary, and geolocation.
How can I review compliance information?
Navigate to the Confirm Compliance step to view a detailed audit log and download a full compliance report.
Does the Agent track individual approver actions?
No. The Agent approves based on whether all conditions are met, not whether each named approver has taken action.
How do I know what each agent status means?
Hover over the status icon for a tooltip with more information.
What do the different Agent Statuses mean?
Agent Status indicates the current review stage of a draw:
Complete: The Agent has finished reviewing.
Pending: The Agent is still working.
Needs Review: Discrepancies or warnings were found.
Processing: The Agent is actively evaluating.
Failed: An error occurred during Agent processing.
Can I change the agent mode myself?
No, agent mode changes must be requested through the support team.
How do I know which draws need my attention first?
Use the 'Needs Review' saved view in the Draw Desk to see draws that have been flagged by the Agent. Draws with issues are automatically prioritized at the top.
Does the Agent automatically send messages to borrowers or builders?
Only in Assist or Automate Mode. In Audit Mode, the Agent only flags issues. In the other modes, notifications can be sent via email or comment, with options to customize content and recipients.