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The EasyCalc Export Feature
The EasyCalc Export Feature
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Written by Eric Dill
Updated over a week ago

Quickli exports your inputs directly into the actual lender spreadsheets with a click of a button ๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿผ

Watch this video and find out more about how this feature is changing the broker industry ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป

To use the EasyCalc Export feature:

  1. Click the blue down arrow next to your preferred lender to export your Quickli inputs into their lender spreadsheet. If there's a grey button next to your desired lender that means EasyCalc is unavailable for them at this time.

2. Clicking the export button will open up this VERY IMPORTANT Explanation page. This pages shows information that could still be missing from the spreadsheet, or things we assumed on your behalf, or buttons, or things you still need to update to make the spreadsheet work.

Thatโ˜๏ธ Explanation page is CRITICAL. Please review it each time you export a calc.

**CBA Export Special Note**

For CBA, the export button is exporting to the spreadsheet but - be warned - Quickli has built our calculators results based on the online CBA calc, not the spreadsheet. The problem is the online calc and the spreadsheet are consistently showing different results for matching inputs. This means the exported results you'll see in the spreadsheet are likely to be different than the CBA results you see displayed in the Quickli results panel. CBA BDMs have advised the spreadsheet is unreliable and to only use the online calc (however we're aware some brokers have been told otherwise). Be careful with the CBA spreadsheet export.

This feature is live for a total of 21 lenders so far.

The below lenders are not yet available:

  • CBA - online calc (spreadsheet version works)

  • ANZ - online calc

  • Firstmac - online calc

  • ME Bank - spreadsheet (their calc is impossible in it's current state)

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