Lead feeds

UCC filings are borrowers raising their hands.

Every UCC-1 names a debtor who just financed something and a lender who won the deal. For lenders, brokers, and equipment-finance sellers, that's a map of active borrowers and competitor books — published daily by the states. Recordpipe structures it into a feed built around how you prospect.

What we deliver

New filings on cadence

Daily or weekly by state, structured with debtor, secured party, and collateral text.

Collateral and lender filters

Equipment classes, competitor lender names, industries — your prospecting logic, encoded.

Lapse and termination tracking

A lapsing filing is a refinance conversation waiting to happen.

Portfolio-scale backfiles

Years of history as one structured dataset for modeling and territory planning.

From raw filings to a calling list

Raw UCC data is a wall of inconsistent text. The AI analysis layer classifies collateral, normalizes lender names, and ranks rows against your book. Fixed-price from $5,000, sample-first scoping.

Can you track specific competitor lenders?
Yes — secured-party filters are standard; that feed is a competitor-book monitor.
One-time backfile or ongoing?
Both — most buyers start with a backfile and convert to a daily/weekly forward feed.

More solutions: New business registration leads · Building permit leads · Professional license leads · Liquor license leads · Franchise & expansion leads · All sales & lead intelligence