Enter what is known
Start with income or occupation, location, household, and the decision being considered.
With a few inputs — income, location, and household details — SPENDiD models likely expenses and monthly financial room for the institutions serving clients, members, and learners. No bank linking required.
SPENDiD turns a small set of facts into forward-looking context that a counselor, member-service team, educator, or product can review with the person making the decision.
Start with income or occupation, location, household, and the decision being considered.
SPENDiD estimates likely expense categories, peer context, and room between income and expenses.
Adjust assumptions with the person and focus the conversation on gaps, choices, and next steps.
Give counselors a modeled starting point they can review with each client, so more of the session can focus on gaps, tradeoffs, and next steps.
Explore counselor readinessBring localized affordability and cash-flow context into member conversations around major decisions and financial transitions.
See the credit union pathConnect careers, wages, location, and living costs so learners can see what a pathway may support before committing.
See the learner pathAdd forward-looking estimates and decision context to an existing product or institutional workflow.
See the platform pathAdd the facts the person can name. No connected bank account or transaction history is required.
SPENDiD combines income, household, and cost assumptions into forward-looking expense and cash-flow context.
Use the estimate as a transparent starting point, change assumptions, and discuss what the tradeoffs may mean.
Use SPENDiD capabilities inside your own product and workflow.
Learn morePlace a guided predictive experience inside your existing digital journey.
Learn moreHelp people compare the financial shape of a career, move, or household choice.
Learn moreSPENDiD does not make lending decisions and is not a credit score.