The Income Review Calculator for Loans is one of the most consequential pieces of software in Wells Fargo's consumer lending operation. It determines customer eligibility across auto, mortgage, and personal loan products — decisions that affect millions of borrowers and must withstand scrutiny from both the OCC and the CFPB. Every calculation path must be traceable, every decision auditable, and every change documented to regulatory standards.
Sapot Systems supported this system across a two-year engagement with a team of five engineers, working in a zero-tolerance regulatory environment where an incorrect calculation isn't a bug to be fixed in the next sprint — it's a potential compliance event. The work covered calculation engine development across three lending product lines, OCC and CFPB-aligned logic review, and the implementation of a full audit trail for all income calculation decisions.
By the end of the engagement, manual review workload had been reduced by 40%, decision accuracy had improved across all three lending products, and the system could produce a complete audit trail for any calculation on demand.
Why this matters for federal work: OCC and CFPB compliance requirements for documentation, decision traceability, and regulatory audit readiness are a direct analog to federal financial and program management compliance obligations. Any agency that processes eligibility determinations, benefits calculations, or financial transactions under federal oversight faces similar requirements. This engagement is evidence that Sapot Systems can operate effectively in environments where the cost of a wrong answer is high.






