MURRIETA, Calif. — Software that cleans up mailing lists and makes it available to front-line personnel has been sold to six more credit unions by CUTEK, a consultancy that specializes in working with the Symitar Episys core processing system.
They are the $3.5 billion Alaska USA FCU of Anchorage, the $1.8 billion Mission FCU of San Diego, the $1 billion Apple FCU of Fairfax, Va., the $599 million CoVantage CU of Antigo, Wis., the $236 million First U.S. Community CU of Sacramento and the $97 million Delaware State Police FCU of Georgetown, Del.
There now are 36 credit unions signed to use Correio, a real-time, multipoint solution that pushes the U.S. Postal Service's address database, which is updated twice monthly, into the Symitar Episys system, according to CUTEK (www.cutek.net).
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