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Lendly: Loan Lending dashboard template

Applications, loans, repayments and risk for a small lender.

34 pages. Light and dark themes. MIT license, free for business use.

  • 34pages included
  • 5things you can manage
  • 2themes, light and dark
  • MITlicense

What you can manage

  • ApplicationsLoan applications waiting for a decision.
  • LoansActive loans.
  • BorrowersMembers who borrow.
  • RepaymentsPayments due and received.
  • ProductsLoan products you offer.

At a glance on the overview page

  • Loan book
  • New applications
  • Approval rate
  • Late payments

Extra tools

  • Decision queueApplications from received to paid out.
  • Risk monitorLive risk signals across the book.
  • Portfolio reportLending, repayments and arrears.
  • Payment calendarRepayments and reviews.
  • Loan agreementA printable loan summary.
  • ArrearsSteps taken on a late account.
  • Lending rulesChecks every application must pass.

What is inside the 34 pages

  • Overview1 page

    A live dashboard home with charts and key numbers.

  • 5 record types15 pages

    A list, a detail page and a form for each one.

  • Special tools7 pages

    A calendar, kanban board, report or similar view for each.

  • Workspace7 pages

    Team, notifications, activity log, settings, profile, help and a UI kit.

  • Sign in4 pages

    Login, sign up, forgot password and a 404 page.

Example organization used in the demo: Oakridge Credit Union.

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FAQ

Questions about this template

Is this dashboard free to use?

Yes. It uses the MIT license, so you can use it in personal, client and commercial projects at no cost.

Does it need a framework or build step?

No. It is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Open a page in a browser, or upload the folder to any host.

Can I connect it to my own data?

The pages use realistic sample data so you can see every screen. Replace it with your own API or database when you build your app.

Can I change the colors and text?

Yes. Colors are CSS variables at the top of each stylesheet, and all text is plain HTML you can edit directly.