PinotPulse is one place to prepare the reports your credit union sends to regulators, watch your risk numbers, and see how the institution is doing — all from the same up-to-date data. It checks your filings for errors before you submit, and keeps a record of how every number was calculated, so you’re ready when the examiner arrives.
Every quarter, your credit union has to send a stack of reports to federal regulators — the NCUA 5300 Call Report (your financial report card), BSA/AML filings (anti‑money‑laundering paperwork), HMDA (mortgage‑lending data), and CRA (community‑lending records). Most credit unions build these by hand, in spreadsheets, using a different software tool for each one.
PinotPulse pulls your core banking data into one place, fills in those reports, and checks them for the same errors the regulator checks for — so you catch problems before you file, not after. It also shows your risk and performance numbers in plain dashboards that update in real time, and it remembers exactly how every figure was produced. When an examiner asks “where did this number come from?”, the answer is right on the screen.
You still press submit. PinotPulse makes sure that what you submit is right — and gives you the trail to prove it.
Prepare and review filings, catch errors early, and walk into exams with the paper trail already in hand.
Watch credit, interest‑rate and liquidity risk in real time — and see it move before it becomes a problem.
Get current numbers for the board in seconds, and know the institution’s regulatory standing at a glance.
Have mortgage and lending data validated as loans are entered — not scrambled together the night before a deadline.
The tools most credit unions use were built for a single filing type, installed on a desktop, and never designed to talk to each other. Here’s where PinotPulse pulls ahead — on the things an examiner and a CFO actually feel.
Direct submission to the regulators is in active development. Today PinotPulse prepares and validates every filing to examiner standard — and we tell you exactly where each capability stands.
Regulators want more data, more often, with a clear line from source to submission. Civil money penalties for late Call Reports are back as of 2024.
Small teams spend a large share of every quarter re-keying and reconciling across systems. That’s time not spent on members — and it doesn’t scale.
Every deferred quarter widens the distance between what regulators expect and what spreadsheet-and-email workflows can deliver.
Whether you run a credit union today or a community bank watching this space, we’ll walk you through the platform and the roadmap. No pitch — just a straight conversation about modernization.
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