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CIBIL Report lets you upload a customer’s full CIBIL credit report PDF. The app reads it for you and shows the score, all their accounts, payment history, total outstanding, and any red flags — in seconds. This saves you from scrolling through a 30-page CIBIL report by hand.
This feature only works on a laptop or desktop with a screen at least 1100 pixels wide.

The home screen

Two side-by-side panels:
  • Left — Saved Reports: list of every CIBIL report your team has analysed. Each row shows the customer’s name, score in a circle, and the upload date.
  • Right — Report Details: empty until you pick a report from the left.
A button at the top right says Upload New Report.

How to upload a new CIBIL report

1

Tap 'Upload New Report'

A dialog opens.
2

Tap 'Pick & Upload'

Pick the customer’s CIBIL PDF from your computer.
3

Watch the upload progress

The bar fills with the upload percentage.
4

Wait for analysis

Usually about 2 minutes (CIBIL reports are dense). The dialog shows the elapsed time so you know it’s working.
5

Done

The dialog closes. The new report appears in the left panel and opens automatically on the right.
Don’t close the browser tab during analysis. Wait for it to finish.

How to read the analysis

The right panel has 8 summary cards in a grid:

CIBIL Score

The big number — 300 to 900. Higher is better. Plus the customer’s name.

Total Accounts

How many loans/cards they have, with a breakdown of active vs. closed.

Total Sanctioned Amount

Total of every loan amount approved over their history.

Current Outstanding Balance

How much they still owe right now.

Total Overdue Amount

Money they should have paid but haven’t. Big number = bad.

Risk Accounts

Accounts that are settled or written-off. Each is a red flag.

Recent Enquiries

How many credit checks happened in the last 30 days. Lots = customer is shopping for credit elsewhere.

Days Past Due (DPD)

Accounts where they’re behind on payments.

How to read the Accounts table

Below the cards is a table with one row per account (loan, credit card, etc.):
ColumnWhat it means
Account TypePersonal Loan, Home Loan, Credit Card, etc.
Opened DateWhen the account started
Sanctioned AmountHow much was approved
Current BalanceWhat’s still owed
DPD StatusPayment behavior — see colour code below
Account StatusActive or Closed
Suit/Write-OffSettled, written-off, or under legal action

DPD colour code

🟢 Standard

No payment issues — paying on time.

🟡 Sub-Standard

Minor delays in past payments.

🟠 Doubtful

Serious payment delays. Customer is stretched.

🔴 Past Due

Currently behind on payments. Big risk.
The table is automatically sorted: active accounts first, then closed. Within each group, newest first.

Common workflows

Quick credit decision

1

Tap a saved report

2

Look at the CIBIL Score

750+ is excellent. 700–750 is good. Below 650 is risky.
3

Check Total Overdue

Anything above zero is a concern. Big numbers are deal-breakers.
4

Check Risk Accounts

Any settled or written-off? That’s a serious red flag.
5

Check Recent Enquiries

Many enquiries in 30 days = customer is desperate for credit. Be cautious.

Audit a customer’s loan history

1

Open the report

2

Scroll to the Accounts Table

3

Look for red or orange DPD statuses

4

Note any 'Suit/Write-Off' entries

These mean the customer didn’t pay back a previous loan.

Compare CIBIL with claimed income

1

Calculate utilisation

Outstanding ÷ Sanctioned. If they’ve used 80%+ of approved credit, they’re stretched.
2

Cross-check with the customer's stated salary

Does their EMI burden match?

Download the original PDF

1

In the left panel, find the report

2

Tap the download icon on the right

The original CIBIL PDF downloads.

Common things people ask

Below 600 is “poor” by industry standards. Most lenders won’t approve. Some teams use 550 as their floor — ask your manager.
Old write-offs are still on the report and still count. The customer may have rebuilt their credit since — look at recent accounts to see if they’re paying on time now.
The customer has lots of credit but pays it on time. Not a red flag. They might just have a big home loan + a credit card with high limit.
CIBIL reports are 20–40 pages of dense data. 2 minutes is normal. If it’s been 5+ minutes, refresh and try again.