To keep your loan data safe on an unattended screen, NoteHarbor signs you out after a period of inactivity, with a 60-second "Still there?" warning first — any activity keeps you signed in. It's lighter than a bank but always on.
Staying signed in & inactivity logout
NoteHarbor signs you out after inactivity to keep loan data safe.
Updated June 19, 2026
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- Getting started with NoteHarborCreate your organization, add your first loan, and invite your team.
- Your legal agreements & consentThe agreements you confirm when you create your company, and how to review them or change your marketing email preference later.
- Note BotExplain issues in plain English, search the help center, and ask about your open loan — with sensitive data walled off.
- Start your free trial (create your own account)How a brand-new user creates their own NoteHarbor company and begins a 30-day free trial.
- Appearance: Simple, Light & Dark themesSwitch between the original Simple blue, the default Light 'harbor' look, and Dark — your choice is remembered.
- Tools & calculatorsStand-alone calculators under Resources → Tools — scratch work that never touches your loan book.
- Collapsing the sidebarCollapse the left navigation to an icon-only rail; your choice is remembered in your browser.
- Search, sort, filter & bulk delete your listsFind and tidy records fast — search, sort, filter, multi-select, and bulk-delete across Loans, Borrowers, Lenders, Lienholders, and Properties.
- Getting support & opening a ticketOpen a support request from inside your account, pick a type and priority, and track our replies — plus Note Bot and the help center as first stops.
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