Coulee Dam FCU Converts To ULTRADATA

January 28, 2002, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

- COULEE DAM, Wash. (01/28/02) - Coulee Dam FCU saidlast week it has agreed to convert its host processing over toHarland Financial Solutions' ULTRADATA System. Conversion isscheduled to take place in December 2002.The credit union has alsoagreed to purchase Harland Financial's entire Financial ServicesPlatform suite of products, including front office, loanprocessing, collections, and back office, ultra-access Internetbanking, and ultra-voice telephone banking, card services forATM/POS, credit cards and debit cards.

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