Co-borrowers
Updated July 30, 2026
Adding a co-borrower or spouse, and what they can see.
Add a co-borrower
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Open the client's information form — from New Client when creating them, or from Client Overview afterwards.
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Click Add Co-Borrower / Spouse. A second block of name, email, and phone fields appears.
The "Add Co-Borrower / Spouse" control on the client form Click to enlarge - 3
Fill in the co-borrower's details and save.
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To take them off, use the remove control on the Co-Borrower / Spouse block. This removes them from the record; it does not delete the client.
The co-borrower email is a second key
This is the part worth understanding. The workspace is opened by EMAIL. Adding a co-borrower email gives that person their own way in — they sign in as themselves rather than borrowing the primary borrower's link.
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Either listed email address opens the workspace. Neither needs a password.
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Both see exactly the same workspace: the same strategies, the same reports, the same tabs. There is no separate or reduced view for a co-borrower.
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Leave the co-borrower email blank if you do not want them to have their own access. The name still appears on the record and on reports; only the sign-in is withheld.
Because the email IS the access, treat it with the same care as the primary. A typo in the co-borrower email means either a real person cannot get in, or an unintended address can.
Where the co-borrower shows up
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On client-facing reports, alongside the primary borrower in the header.
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In the client workspace, so the greeting and the record reflect both people.
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On a lock sheet, under Employment & Income, where each borrower's income is captured separately.
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