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# October
Read the release notes for Commercial Lending version 2.6.20.2, released in October 2026.
October adds entity checks, partner banks, schedules, bulk publishing, global configuration, and an audit trail log.
### Entity and identity checks
* Check an entity's Articles of Organization against its record. When an entity does not clearly outlast the loan, the check blocks moving the file into Closing until you resolve it.
* Review personal and business background reports against the entity record. Keep the entity value or apply the report's suggestions.
* Record the source of an entity field in a source note.
* Follow a UCC search on a progress view that updates by itself. If a search is already running, check its status, keep waiting, or replace it with a new search.
* Add a required checklist document to a deal, with its type, subtype, period, label, and the entities it applies to.
### Partner banks
* Sync partner (lead) banks nightly from your system of record. Partner Bank Sync is a feature that an admin enables in **Settings** → **Features**.
* Browse partner banks, choose the lead bank on an application, and show the lead bank's details and debt summary in the credit memo.
### Administration
* Schedule background jobs that run on a company's data, with a run-as account and a run history. My Schedules is a feature that an admin enables in **Settings** → **Features**.
* Publish the products of several companies and product types at once with Bulk Publish. Each product gets a new published version.
* Configure global products, including credit policy, document requirements, and memo configuration, and create Global Teams that are shared by every company.
* Review the Audit Trail: every insert, update, and delete on a business table, filtered by record, user, or table, with an event detail view.
* Create API keys for a specific user. The key acts as that user and follows that user's roles. Older company-level keys can be deactivated once replaced.
* Choose whether a section of a document template prints its heading, and whether an uploaded template's cover page is used. See [Document template](broken://pages/a3d1212da448a9d8a11ee2ea700447330496a985).
### Underwriting
* Choose which sources count for each year on the Layout tab of Underwriting Review, and review the resulting Aggregate P\&L.
### Intake
* Send applicants a global intake link for a product. They sign in with their email, answer the product's intake questions, and choose the company the application goes to. It is saved there as a draft.
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