Using two separate platforms for online banking and electronic bill pay services led to unnecessary hassles for the $1.3 billion American Eagle Federal Credit Union.
Under the dual platform model, members had to navigate from the East Hartford, Conn.-based credit union's online banking site to a separate Web page for electronic bill pay services. American Eagle said it also faced the inconvenience of calling two different vendors with their support questions.
In 2010, the credit union chose ORCC, a Chantilly, Va.-based technology company that works with a billers, merchants and financial institutions to handle its conversion to a single online banking and bill pay platform. American Eagle FCU began on ORCC's Command platform and in 2011, migrated to Architect, the firm's newer, re-branded version of Command.
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