Tracking
Dispute tracking and letter mailing
Bureaus have 30 days to investigate a dispute. Crelit groups every round with its accounts, letters and deadlines, and mails the letters through LetterStream without leaving the platform.
How it works
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Each dispute round groups its accounts, letters and status.
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Send the letters through LetterStream or mail them yourself.
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Follow each round by status and send date.
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Track every letter you send and verify its status.
See where every dispute stands
Open a client and see each round with its accounts, letters and status. No spreadsheet to keep up to date.
Overdue rounds, flagged on your dashboard
Past-due disputes are flagged as overdue on the corresponding dashboard, with configurable day thresholds.
Mail letters with LetterStream
Send dispute letters by mail without leaving Crelit, with delivery trackable as well.
Tracking for every letter
See the status of each mailed letter, its send date, etc., all inside its round.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a bureau have to respond to a dispute?
30 days under the FCRA, or 45 if the consumer sends new information during the investigation.
Do I have to use LetterStream?
No. You can mail letters yourself and track them through the dispute status.
How is LetterStream billed?
Letters sent through LetterStream deduct from your credits, the same credits used for AI queries.
See a dispute round from start to finish
Every letter, deadline and follow-up in one place.
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