Coming soon
AFG
MyLoanBook support for AFG commission statements is on the roadmap. What the parser will read, how AFG statements arrive, and how to join the waitlist.
How statements arrive
AFG brokers access commission statements through the FLEX platform each commission cycle. We are confirming the export format with AFG brokers before building the parser.
What MyLoanBook will read
- Client, loan account, lender, settlement date and balance, to place every loan on its trail and clawback timeline.
- Payment-type fields, so trail, upfront, discharges, arrears and clawbacks can be separated.
- The GST-inclusive commission paid to the broker after AFG's share.
Notes
- AFG is a listed aggregator with one of the largest broker networks in Australia, and support is planned alongside Connective.
- AFG brokers who share masked exports get early access to the parser.
- The calculators on this site work with AFG figures today; only the automated file analysis is pending.
AFG support is coming. Get on the list.
Waitlist brokers get early access to the parser and a say in what the analysis shows.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use MyLoanBook with AFG today?
Not yet. MyLoanBook currently reads LMG commission exports. AFG support is on the roadmap; join the waitlist and we will contact you when a parser is ready to test with your statements.
What do you need from me to add support?
A few months of unmodified commission exports with the client data removed or masked, and ten minutes on a call to confirm how the columns are used. We build parsers from real statements, not documentation.
Will my data be stored during testing?
Files you share for parser development are used only to build and test the parser and are deleted once it ships. The public quick analysis on our home page never uploads anything.
Related
Last reviewed 05/09/2026 · Not yet verified against lender material
Sources: AFG (accessed 05/09/2026)