Just like times when you’re hungry but don’t want a full meal, Experian’s newest offering is tailored for clients who want credit data but perhaps not every single piece the company can provide.

On Tuesday, the company launched Experian Express. According to Experian, the development marks the first time a credit bureau has offered a self‑service platform that can enable community banks, credit unions and other small‑volume lenders to digitally credential, onboard and access consumer credit reports through a fully online process.

Designed for U.S. lenders with lower-volume credit report access needs, Experian Express is designed to streamline their access to high-quality credit data.

Experian highlighted the new platform can provide small financial institutions with real-time credentialing through a guided online application process that allows clients to access Experian consumer credit data for lending workflows more quickly and efficiently.

Experian Express offers two subscription plans built for common credit workflows.

It uses VantageScore 4.01, which combines trended credit data with machine learning and offers a more dynamic view of consumer credit behavior across 24 months.

Depending on the plan, clients can also mitigate risk with built-in Experian fraud prevention tools such as Fraud Shield or PreciseID.

“Small lenders play a vital role in expanding consumer access to credit,” Experian chief product and analytics officer Molly Poppie said in a news release.

“Driven by our commitment to financial inclusion, Experian Express brings digital onboarding to a traditionally manual process, giving lenders a faster, more efficient way to obtain the credit insights they need to confidently extend credit and support consumers across the communities they serve,” Poppie continued.

To learn more details, visit www.experian.com/express.