How a Fortune 500 Bank Unlocked 300% Growth with a Unified Leasing Platform
A Fortune 500 financial institution set out to modernize its equipment finance operations and bring loan origination into a single, unified platform. Coastal partnered with the bank to connect critical systems, strengthen data flow, and leverage native Salesforce capabilities, helping the Equipment Finance Division move from stalled progress to a scalable platform built for speed, reliability, and growth.
A Fortune 500 financial institution dedicated to helping businesses grow set out to modernize its equipment finance operations. Within their Equipment Finance Division, the team aimed to build a next-generation loan origination system that could handle everything from tax calculations to digital signatures within a single, unified workflow.
The bank’s business leaders and technology teams were frustrated by years of heavy investment that produced limited value and inconsistent results. Rather than managing these moving parts in isolation and continuing the trend of “high effort, low value” initiatives, the team chose to align their progress around a shared 90-day roadmap focused on speed and simplicity.
Coastal’s deep equipment finance expertise, combined with hands-on consulting discipline and technical execution, allowed the bank to move from stalled investment to measurable progress in a matter of months.
By combining the bank’s leadership with Coastal’s industry & technical depth, the Equipment Finance Division successfully moved from a complex development phase to a stable, production-grade system capable of supporting rapid loan origination at scale. The result is a platform that empowers producers to move faster and provides the bank with a clear blueprint for future growth.
Big digital shifts aren't just about the tools; they’re about how you work together to solve for scale. For this bank, the breakthrough came from a partnership that valued the work already completed while bringing in the extra hands and industry knowledge needed to cross the finish line. When you stop fighting the tools and start designing for the people using them, complexity turns into a competitive edge.