What it is
A pre-qualification letter generator for the mortgage space. Structured input on the front end — client details, qualification parameters, regulated language — outputs a polished, downloadable PDF that’s ready to send.
Small surface area on purpose. The point isn’t to ship a sprawling app; the point is to demonstrate that one well-scoped document workflow can replace a folder full of half-edited templates.
Why it’s on this site
Document automation is one of the highest-leverage shapes in hospitality operations. Every property has a stack of templated documents that get cobbled together by hand every week:
- Banquet Event Orders and event contracts
- Group sales agreements and addenda
- Vendor invoices and reconciliation statements
- Staffing offers, training acknowledgements, and HR paperwork
- Guest welcome materials and per-stay personalization
The pattern is always the same: a small amount of structured input, a regulated or branded output, and a manual workflow eating hours every week. The craft that built prequal is the same craft that ships a hospitality document tool in a four-to-six week Sprint engagement.
What this looks like as hospitality
The same approach — structured inputs, well-rendered output, audit trail of who issued what — lands cleanly on event paperwork: tonight’s BEO addendum, this week’s catering contract, this month’s vendor statement. If the document is templated and the cost of typos is real, it’s a candidate.
If your team is spending hours per week on documents that should generate themselves, this is the shape of fix that ships in a Sprint.
Screenshots: pending. The prequal interface is password-gated for the original client; representative visuals will be added once a redacted set is approved.