Bluepoint Solutions Rents Teller RDC

Published March 17, 2009, 4:18 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:46 a.m. EDT

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VISTA, Calif. - In another response to economic conditions, Bluepoint Solutions, a provider of electronic image-based item processing and electronic document management software, has unveiled a new rental program purchasing option for its Teller RDC and Receipt Processing product suite. The company said the rental program will significantly reduce up-front costs and speed ROI on the sophisticated technologies. The program involves a complete teller line RDC and receipt processing solution for a monthly per-workstation fee, and makes a capital expenditure an operational expense, Bluepoint noted. At the completion of the rental contract, the credit union acquires ownership of all hardware.
The Teller RDC and Receipt Processing Product Suite provides a system for integration, storage and retrieval of all transaction information, resulting in the immediate availability of receipts and check images, institution-wide.

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