AFG login, explained for brokers.
AFG — Australian Finance Group — runs one of the largest broker networks in the country. Day-to-day you live inside Suite360, the single sign-on shell that fans out into BrokerEngine Plus, AFG Analytics, FinanceVault and SMART Online. This guide covers how AFG login actually works, what each tile surfaces, where commission RCTIs sit, and how your monthly AFG file plugs into Trail AI.
How AFG Suite360 login actually works.
The public marketing site lives at afgonline.com.au, but the broker login itself sits at login-suite360.afgonline.com.au. Brokers sign in with the credentials AFG provisions during onboarding — there is no public self-service signup.
Suite360 requires cookies to be enabled and will refuse to load otherwise, so check your browser before raising a ticket. Once you are in, Suite360 acts as the single sign-on shell — one login fans out to BrokerEngine Plus, AFG Analytics, FinanceVault and SMART Online without a second password prompt. AFG does not publish MFA behaviour on its marketing pages, so any second-factor step is whatever AFG enforces inside the authenticated environment.
What Suite360 surfaces once you are in.
Suite360 is less a portal and more a launcher — each tile drops you into a different AFG product. The day-to-day workflow for most brokers cycles between BrokerEngine Plus for lodgement, AFG Analytics for pipeline and commission insight, and FinanceVault for client documents.
- BrokerEngine Plus for deal lodgement, customer management, and product selection across AFG’s 80+ lender panel
- AFG Analytics dashboard with real-time lodgement pipeline tracking, lender performance, and upfront / trail commission analytics
- Trail commission portfolio view with run-off monitoring and milestone alerts
- FinanceVault secure document portal for storing and sharing client documents
- Commission statements and RCTIs tied to AFG’s monthly commission run
- SMART Online marketing platform for branded campaigns and lead generation
Where AFG commission RCTIs really live.
RCTIs are issued by AFG on the same monthly cycle as trail commission payments and sit inside the commission / financials area of the Suite360 dashboard — the same surface that exposes AFG Analytics' commission reporting. They are never surfaced on the public marketing site; you can only download them from inside the authenticated portal.
In practice this means a single month of reconciliation can have you bouncing between BrokerEngine, AFG Analytics and the financials view to line up upfront, trail and clawback figures. Most brokers settle on the AFG monthly commission file as the source of truth because it covers every lender on the AFG panel in one export.
What AFG brokers grumble about.
- Suite360 hard-fails when cookies are disabled, showing only a "doesn’t work very well without Cookies" message instead of a usable login screen.
- RCTIs and commission detail are split across BrokerEngine, Analytics and the financials view rather than living in one obvious download spot, so brokers hunt across Suite360 tiles to reconcile a single month.
- Trail commission run-off and portfolio churn are flagged by AFG Analytics itself as something brokers need to actively "protect" — the portal surfaces the problem but doesn’t tell you which loans are about to refinance.
One AFG file. Every lender on the panel. Same day.
AFG is an aggregator, so the natural ingest path is the broker's monthly AFG commission file flowing straight into Trail AI via the aggregator upload — one file covers every lender on the AFG panel. No screen-scraping Suite360, no per-lender hunt across BrokerEngine and Analytics tiles.
Brokers who want lender-level granularity beyond what AFG Analytics shows can also drop an individual lender RCTI through the single-lender upload flow. Trail AI maps each RCTI via the shared lender_mappings layer, so per-loan upfront and trail rows reconcile cleanly against what AFG sent through.