The product
Why Bookend covers the problem and the ten most common boarding errors. How it works walks the five steps with a product tour. Also see Capabilities and benefits, For Jack Henry banks and the pricing model.
Bookend Platform documentation
Bookend proves that the executed closing package matches the credit approval, then stages boarding and funding for your own maker-checker approval. It runs inside your network, with an evidence packet for every loan.
Bookend sits after document generation and before boarding. It reads the executed commercial loan package, reconciles every variable term against the approval with deterministic rules, verifies signatures, initials and notary blocks, and stages the core boarding record and the wire request for a second person to approve. It is built for Jack Henry banks first, and it never transmits a wire.
Getting started
The overview, the implementation engagement, sizing, the compose stack and the onboarding wizard.
Guides
End-to-end reading: the Installation Guide, the Administration Guide and the Developer Guide.
Administration
Settings, users and roles, LAR profiles, core field maps, teaching documents, metering, air-gapped operations, upgrades, backup and restore, incidents.
Reconciliation rules
One page per rule: what it checks, how it decides, and the tolerances you control. The same pages the
product serves at GET /v1/rules/{id}/doc.
Integrations
The REST API (OpenAPI, versioned per release), the MCP server for assistants and automation, and the core adapters for jXchange and file export.
Security
Deployment architecture, security and compliance for the vendor-risk questionnaire, data handling, and the SR 11-7 validation pack shipped with every release.
For agents
Section titled “For agents”These docs are published as /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt so an assistant can read them directly. They contain no customer names or loan data.
Security and complianceSubprocessors, maker-checker, identity, evidence, model risk and exactly what leaves the bank.
Release notesWhat changed in each signed release.