Teres Solutions To SAIL WithDealerTrack

August 11, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

AUSTIN, Texas - (08/11/05) -- Teres Solutions said it hasintegrated its SAIL indirect lending software with the DealerTrackplatform's eContracting product, enabling credit unions toelectronically process and fund auto loan contracts submittedthrough the DealerTrack network. The integration will allow creditunions using Teres' SAIL system to automatically validate andverify auto loan contracts before they are signed. SAIL is thecompany's flagship product, known formally as Software Applicationfor Integrated Lending.

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