CORVALLIS, Ore. - (08/24/04) -- Fiserv's Summit Information Systemsis beta-testing a software package that will allow credit unions topersonalize ATM transactions. Code-named NEXT, the softwareidentifies a member when the card is inserted into the machine,then accesses the member's profile in the credit union's coreprocessing system. But the system can also tap into outsidesources, like credit reports, real estate deeds and records ofloans, investments and insurance products and other financialinstitutions in order to customize a marketing message for thecredit union's products and services. The system can also offercustomized messages, such as a birthday greeting. NEXT is currentlybeing tested by Nevada FCU and First Tech CU.
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