The Spring 2026 release focused on the two surfaces our early partners touch most: the Pool Composer and Impact Reporting. The theme was speed and trust, making the platform faster to operate and easier to defend to a regulator or investor.
Pool composition, in under a minute
The AI Intelligence Center can now return a candidate multi-seller pool from a natural-language request in under 60 seconds. Ask for a $50M auto-loan pool from Southeast CDFI originators with no single-bank concentration above 20%, and the agents assemble it while streaming their reasoning in the right rail.
Schema mapping confidence scores
Every field mapped from an institution's loan tape into Keystone's canonical schema now carries a confidence score. Low-confidence fields are flagged for analyst review rather than silently accepted, a small change that materially improves data quality and auditability.
- Impact Reporting redesigned to render CRA-format reports in under five seconds
- Per-field confidence scoring on all schema mappings
- Faster natural-language pool composition in the AI Intelligence Center
- Expanded audit logging across every state change
Once an institution is mapped, it stays mapped, every addition multiplies the value of the graph.
Keystone OS platform principle
Next up: broader core-integration coverage and investor-facing dashboards for the Capital Match Engine. As always, feedback from pilot partners drives the roadmap.
