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Credentrust Introduces Online Paperless Credit ManagerCOSTA MESA, Calif.-26 July 2005-Credentrust, the leader in online customer application processing solutions, introduces the web-based, paperless credit manager, CREDITSUITE. Credentrust partner, iBank, processes small business loans, equipment leasing, commercial/home mortgage loans.
CreditSuite features an interactive online application, real-time access to credit reports, instant decision engine, reference checking engine, automated work flow and of great importance rapid deployment into existing systems. There is no hardware to install, no licensing cost, no maintenance fees, and no IT department required to setup CREDITSUITE. Credentrust does it all for you! It's a simple, streamlined, and standardized way of doing business faster with your new customers.
Are you tired of viewing applications that are incomplete, illegible, or have transposed numbers? Are you being asked to do more work with less time and fewer resources-who isn't already being asked to do this! Sales people nagging that your credit department can't process applications fast enough? Want to reallocate your people to more productive jobs- like collections?
Let CREDISUITE work for your entire organization and you will be amazed of how easy it is to set-up and the cost of getting stated.
For more information contact Tom Markel at 877-999-6465 or visit www.credentrust.com and click on CreditSuite.
About Credentrust Software, Inc.
Based in Irvine, CA
Press Release: Paperless Credit Manager
Credentrust web based software is the solution that enables companies to quickly and efficiently process new customer accounts and provide existing customers with access to financing to further business growth. Formed in 1999, Credentrust's is the online leader in matching small businesses with lenders thereby empowering companies to capture, grow, and service their customers by enhancing their financial relationships. Current corporations using Credentrust web-based applications include CB Richard Ellis, Sysco Corporation, Zurich Insurance and Pioneer Electronics.
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