Companies Offer CU Members E-MailAlerts

December 16, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

HARRISBURG, Pa. - (12/16/04) -- eCU Technologies said it has joinedwith DocuMatix to provide credit unions with e-mail alertcapability. The service will allow automatic distribution of creditunion e-mails via HTML or text when a member's account showsactivity such as a credit card transaction, a balance droppingbelow a specified amount or loan payments due. Subscribers also canreceive alerts in more than 170 countries across 500 mobile carriernetworks via any wireless SMS-enabled service, such as a digitalphone or personal digital assistant.

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