RedZed’s Broker Portal is called Introducer Connect, and it is built around the work RedZed is known for: self-employed borrowers who do not fit standard bank templates. Accredited brokers use it to check loan-application status, review their portfolio, access the Self-Employed Broker Academy, redeem RedZed Benefits and pull RedZed’s broker resources into one place.
This guide covers access, the features worth using weekly and how the portal fits the wider RedZed toolkit. Lending criteria and policy can change at any time, so treat everything here as orientation rather than a substitute for the current documents inside the portal.
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Getting in and finding your way around
Access requires accreditation with RedZed; once your login is active, Introducer Connect presents application status first, which reflects how most brokers use it. The submission side runs through ApplyOnline supported by RedZed’s digital submission guide, while the resources page carries application forms, current rates and policies, calculators and supporting-document forms.
Because RedZed assesses self-employed income differently from major banks, run borderline scenarios through their calculators before you commit a client’s application process to paper. Knowing the assessment approach early avoids rework later.
Features that earn weekly use
Three features repay regular attention. Application status keeps every in-flight file visible without phone calls. The portfolio view supports annual reviews across your client portfolios, flagging loans that may suit reassessment. And the Self-Employed Broker Academy doubles as a knowledge base for reading business financials, tax returns and bas statements the way RedZed’s credit team does.
Working securely and efficiently
Self-employed files carry sensitive financial records, so apply strict Data security habits: individual logins, secure document upload through official channels only and no client paperwork left on shared drives. Complete submissions also matter for speed, because every missing document adds days to loan processing that no portal feature recovers.
The upside of getting it right is commercial as well as operational: brokers who understand non-bank assessment genuinely build trust with self-employed clients who have been knocked back elsewhere.
Your next step
Log in this week and do three things: check every file sitting in submitted status, complete one Self-Employed Broker Academy module relevant to your next tricky deal, and download the current rates and policies so nothing you quote this month comes from memory. Fifteen minutes inside Introducer Connect beats an afternoon of guessing.
