A written, committee-style verdict on your file, fixed at two pages. The same read a credit analyst would produce — delivered to you instead of to a lender. Five business days from documents in.
Credited in full against a Credit Readiness Audit commissioned within 90 days.
The verdict is Ziyon's, on Ziyon's scale, and every one states the basis it was assessed against: mainstream bank standards, or specialist and non-bank standards, as you direct. Where no target lender type is named, mainstream bank standards apply and the Snapshot states that the default was applied. The same file can sit at different levels on different bases, which is why the basis is stated rather than assumed.
And if you are already lender-ready, we will tell you. Plainly.
Your booking confirmation and payment link will be with you within one business day. Review begins once payment and your documents are in — the written Snapshot follows within five business days.
Commission a Credit Readiness Audit within 90 days and the £150 is credited in full against that engagement.
Not sure yet? Take the free 2-min check →Figures illustrative. Every real Snapshot states the basis it was assessed against and shows the workings behind each gap.
Some files need three corrections and a covering explanation. Where that is the case, the Snapshot says so and there is nothing further to buy.
See how files are read →Normalisation, a sources-and-uses statement built for your ask, and a committee-style memo. The £150 is credited in full within 90 days.
See the three tiers →Ziyon does not arrange finance or recommend lenders, and a borrowing figure offered without analysis is a guess. The Audit gives a preliminary view on what the file supports, with the workings shown.
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