Link bank accounts via consent
The owner sees all their business bank accounts in one place after approving a time-bound, purpose-bound data-sharing consent — never by handing over a password.
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The whole team
Nineteen specialists, each with a defined job and an honest status label.
See all nineteenDena gives an independent consultant a loan-readiness checklist before they approach a bank for working-capital financing against upcoming client invoices.
In practice
A freelance design consultant checks the loan-readiness checklist ahead of a bank meeting and discovers their bank-statement history falls short of the typical 12-month window lenders expect, so they wait two more months before applying.
Dena gives an independent consultant a loan-readiness checklist before they approach a bank for working-capital financing against upcoming client invoices. Dena does that on the channels you already use.
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Capabilities
15 of Dena's capabilities apply directly to this industry.
The owner sees all their business bank accounts in one place after approving a time-bound, purpose-bound data-sharing consent — never by handing over a password.
Learn moreThe owner always knows exactly which accounts are linked, what data is shared, for how long, and can cut off access in one tap.
Learn moreThe owner sees every linked account's current balance in one screen instead of opening five different bank apps.
Learn moreThe owner can search and filter every transaction across all linked accounts from one timeline instead of scrolling separate bank statements.
Learn moreThe owner gets a plain-English summary of how much came in, went out, and the net trend over a chosen period without reading raw statements.
Learn moreThe owner sees which payments repeat every month (rent, subscriptions, salary credits, EMI debits) without manually spotting the pattern in a long statement.
Learn moreThe owner (or their accountant) can ask "why was my balance low in March" or "what did I pay to this vendor last quarter" and get a direct, sourced answer instead of manually scanning PDFs.
Learn moreThe owner (or anyone they share a statement with, like a landlord or lender) can trust that an uploaded statement hasn't been digitally altered, and gets a heads-up on unusual entries worth a second look.
Learn moreThe owner can see which standard loan-application requirements (bank statement history, ITR filings, GST returns, business vintage documents) they already have ready and which are missing, before they walk into a bank or NBFC.
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Not yet — Dena is coming soon. The freelancers and consultants use case is specified and the capabilities are designed, but the backend is still being built. Wavy is the Automix specialist you can use today.
A freelance design consultant checks the loan-readiness checklist ahead of a bank meeting and discovers their bank-statement history falls short of the typical 12-month window lenders expect, so they wait two more months before applying.
No. Dena fits around your existing process rather than replacing it, and anything consequential still needs a person to approve it before it goes out.
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