Harland And Fair, Isaac To AutomateConsumer Credit Underwriting

January 16, 2003, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

ATLANTA - (01/16/03) -- John H. Harland Co. said its HarlandFinancial Solutions unit has signed with Fair, Isaac and Co., tooffer automated credit underwriting solutions to credit unions andother consumer lenders. Under the deal, HarlandFinancial will integrate its Decision Pro credit applicationprocessing software with the Fair, Isaac LiquidCredit decisionengine. The integrated interface will allow users to access all ofFair, Isaac's application risk models.

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