INDIANAPOLIS Eli Lilly FCU has implemented the Q2platform, which the company said will provide the credit union’s members with a unified experience across all channels and consolidating reporting.
The $1.1-billion credit union plans to add Q2’s mobile bill pay with Q2mobility by the end of 2013.
“Our member base is well educated, well paid, and tech savvy, so we have chosen to invest in technology, rather than brick and mortar, to bolster our offerings and meet members’ expectations,” said Tim Greene, vice president of information technology at the credit union. “It is much more appealing for our members to have one username and password and to be able to view the same information regardless of the device.”
Q2 is based in Austin, Texas.










