MONETT, Mo. — The RemitPlus enterprise payment system from Jack Henry and Associates now offers enhanced data completion, helping to automate the input of such things as handwritten text.

The Key-Pay Convene data completion solution supports all free-form, semi-structured text and handwritten characters and automatically sends such data to offsite, certified personnel for keying. Only the unreadable text is sent, ensuring consumer privacy, according to Orbograph Ltd., the solution's manufacturer.

“This next-generation data completion solution eliminates nearly all of the exceptions generated by traditional character recognition solutions,” said David Foss, general manager of ProfitStars, the Jack Henry division that offers RemitPlus.

“Financial institutions, nonprofits, churches, city and county governments, utility companies and many other businesses can now fully automate payment processing without the inherent challenge of deciphering forms or check writers' penmanship,” Foss said.

R.C. Olmstead Re-Signs 18 CU Clients

DUBLIN, Ohio — R.C. Olmstead Inc. said it has re-signed 18 clients in the past six months, most to contracts extending beyond five years.

“It is significant to us that so many clients continue to value the reliability of our system as well as the quality service and support that has become our trademark,” said Bob Olmstead, the company's founder and developer of its RCO1 core processing platform.

The credit unions who renewed were $9.6 million Clarksburg Area Postal Employees in Clarksburg, W.V.; $7.8 million Eight FCU in Rossford, Ohio; $9.4 million Free State CU in Lawrence, Kan.; $3.5 million Industrial Distributors FCU in Cleveland, Ohio; $6.6 million Marshall County FCU in Moundsville, W. V.; $5.3 million Nickel Steel FCU in Lima, Ohio; $28.6 million Numerica Community CU in Steubenville, Ohio; $3.4 million South Side Community FCU in Chicago; $29.3 million Toledo Metro FCU and $3.9 million Toledo Urban FCU in Toledo, Ohio.

Also, $21.4 million WECU CU in Marysville, Ohio; $4 million McDonald Community FCU in McDonald, Ohio; $11.3 million New Horizon FCU in Barberton, Ohio; $7.4 million Macon County School Employees FCU in Decatur, Ill; $6.7 million Middletown Area Schools CU in Middletown, Ohio; $263.6 million Dover-Phila FCU and $9.8 million Tuscarawas Schools CU in Dover, Ohio; and $7.5 million Yorkville Community FCU in Yorkville, Ohio.