Corelation has signed three new credit unions to its KeyStone platform.
The San Diego-based core processor said it has added the $148 million Park View Federal Credit Union in Harrisonburg, Va., $110 million Lower Valley Credit Union in Sunnyside, Wash., and $265 million DuGood Credit Union in Beaumont, Texas.
Pam Martin, Park View FCU operations manager, said the credit union's biggest problem has been its current core's lack of integration with third-party products.
"We are extremely excited about the ability to integrate KeyStone easily with best of breed, third party products as well as increased automation in other areas that are currently manual for us," Martin said in the release.
Josh Beck, chief executive at Lower Valley CU, said the primary goal in using KeyStone is to enhance its members' experiences and interactions with the credit union through all mediums.
"We expect through working with this updated software we will heighten LVCU's in-branch, online, mobile, and call center services, in turn increasing member loyalty and membership growth within the communities we serve," Beck said.
The new signings raise the total number of credit unions using Corelation to 55.
