What records can a generated booking release contain?

A release can cover the full set of records a booking touches, not only the loan account.

**Core records:** application, approval and credit conditions; the facility with limit, rate type, term and repayment frequency; parties and their roles; security and its links to the facility; the repayment schedule; settlement and drawdown instructions.

**Supporting material:** policy extracts that say when a booking may proceed, delegations that say who may override a rate, and document lists with received and outstanding items.

**Process records:** booking events with status changes, holds, queries between loan operations and credit, and handover notes to servicing.

**Variation:** product types such as term loans, revolving limits, equipment finance and residential mortgages can be generated with different rules. Exceptions can be seeded deliberately: a missing condition, a rate that differs from the approval, an amended approval arriving after booking began.

All of it is generated. Relationships are built to be consistent, but a buyer should still inspect the sample for grounding gaps and for any content that looks too close to a specific real source. Scope the product types and exception mix in a pilot so your listing describes what the release actually holds.