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Vine introduces Reporting Dashboard to strengthen portfolio visibility for FIs

Wednesday, June 10, 2026 — 16:28:21 (UTC)

Vine Introduces Reporting Dashboard to Strengthen Portfolio Visibility and Decision-Making for Community Banks and Credit Unions

Configurable dashboard provides actionable insights across commercial and agricultural lending portfolios, helping banks better assess risk and profitability

AUSTIN, Texas; June 9, 2026 — Vine, a commercial and agriculture lending accelerator for banks and credit unions, today announced the launch of its new Reporting Dashboard, an AI-powered, configurable feature designed to give financial institutions greater visibility into loan portfolio performance, risk exposure and profitability.

The dashboard provides lenders and bank leadership with a centralized view of key portfolio metrics, unifying loan portfolio performance with core banking data, including deposit relationships and liquidity trends, giving institutions the full financial picture of their performance. By unifying data points from across the institution, the platform transforms once siloed data into clear, actionable insights that help bankers better understand portfolio composition, identify trends and support data-driven decision-making.

“Community banks need better visibility into both portfolio performance and the relationships behind those loans,” said Zahid Afzal, a senior banking executive and board member at Vine. “Having access to connected data across lending and deposit relationships gives institutions stronger insight into risk, profitability and overall portfolio health, while still allowing bankers to apply their own expertise and judgment.”

Banks and credit unions have long relied on a combination of spreadsheets, static reports and disconnected systems to monitor performance, often requiring significant manual effort to compile and interpret data. Vine’s Reporting Dashboard takes a bank-first approach by addressing this challenge through organizing information into a single source of truth that reflects the true health of the institution.

“Banks and credit unions often struggle to access all the information already sitting across their lending and core systems, much less bring it all together in one place,” said David Eads, CEO and co-founder of Vine. “This dashboard gives them a clear view into their portfolios so they can understand what’s happening across their business and take action when needed. It’s about making information more accessible and useful, while keeping decisions in the hands of the bank.”

About Vine Financial

Vine is a faster, more accurate, and more auditable Commercial and Agricultural Lending Accelerator for banks and credit unions. From document reading to spreading to document generation, Vine empowers lenders with the tools they need, all in one platform. With Vine, financial institutions can deliver faster decisions, provide more value, and build stronger relationships. For more information, visit vinefin.com.

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