Fulda Area CU Opts For Harland Financial’s UltraData Core Solution

Published August 12, 2013, 6:40 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 26, 2020, 10:12 p.m. EDT

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FULDA, Minn. Fulda Area CU said it signed with Harland Financial Solutions to implement the company’s UltraData Enterprise Core processing system.

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The $75-million credit union also signed with Harland Financial to add the company’s Cavion Internet Banking, Cavion Voice Banking, Cavion Mobile Banking and the Servicing Director loan servicing system.

The credit union currently utilizes Harland Financial Solutions’ LaserPro and DepositPro compliant loan and deposit origination, account opening and documentation systems. By leveraging the integration among the existing and new solutions, the company said Fulda will benefit from consolidated vendor management, a streamlined member experience across channels, and the opportunity to provide its members with new self-service options.

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