CIMS: Eliminating The Blind Spots
Get a Clear View of your CIMS PositionCIMS is changing how credit data is shared.
For lenders, CIMS is not just a reporting change. It is a test of how well your credit data holds up when decisions depend on it.
- when you are assessing risk
- when lending decisions are challenged
- when something needs fixing quickly
- when you are asked to evidence control
Why download
Most lenders already share credit data. The question is whether it would stand up consistently across every agency if it had to.
For many firms, the challenge is not just sharing more data. It is understanding whether what is being shared is accurate, consistent, monitored, governed and easy to evidence.
That usually means looking more closely at the things underneath the process, data feeds, mappings, controls, lineage, ownership and remediation.
Because when a data issue is raised, the challenge is not just spotting it. It is knowing where it came from, fixing it across every agency, and being able to evidence that it was resolved in time.
This whitepaper helps you:
- see where your data may not hold up
- understand what that means for lending decisions, risk and operational readiness
- focus on the questions worth asking first
What you’ll take away
- A clearer view of where your credit data stands today.
So you can see where it is likely to hold up, and where the gaps may be. - A better understanding of how data issues affect real lending decisions.
From affordability and risk through to how confidently your organisation can stand behind outcomes when they are questioned. - A more focused starting point for what to look at next. So you are not trying to fix everything at once, just the areas that matter most first.

How Dufrain can help
The first step is not building something new. It is understanding where you are today.
- where credit data is currently shared
- how consistent it really is across agencies
- where ownership sits when issues appear
- how easily it can be traced from source to submission
- and whether the controls around it are defined, monitored and evidenced
