A tech roundup of recent items includes credit assistance for underserved consumers, robotics, e-sign help for credit unions, an analytics accelerator, a new lender pricing program, and new business banking functionalities.

Pompano Beach, Fla.-based ACES Risk Management launched ACES Automated Document Manager, which uses robotic process to automate the core activities lenders undertake to reduce gross loan defects. ADM uses robust optical character recognition technology to automatically identify, bookmark and organize loan documents, as well as to alert users of any missing documents associated with loan files. ADM can parse hundreds of PDF files in minutes using advanced robotic process automation.

Duluth, Ga.-based Arya, VSoft’s open architecture digital services platform for both personal and business account holders, revealed new business banking functionalities, including business bill pay and cash management services that support positive pay. Arya combines both mobile banking and digital banking with built-in features, including a full suite of cash management services. The platform provides business users with a complete view of their accounts through the solution’s analytics tools and allows management of ACH disbursements and wire transfers through the comprehensive platform.

Omaha, Neb.-based D3 Banking Technology, announced its partnership with Zelle, a person-to-person payments network from bank-owned Early Warning. As part of the partnership, D3 enabled its platform with a direct, API-based connection to Zelle, which combined with D3’s existing payment capabilities offers financial institution customers a way to send and receive money to almost anyone with a U.S. bank account.

Through a new reseller agreement, Tulsa, Okla.-based Enacomm, which provides authentication technologies for banks, credit unions and credit card companies, is now a preferred partner of Ann Arbor-based Clinc, creators of Finie, a conversational artificial intelligence platform for banking. Clinc’s platform uses AI to understand natural human language and delivers timely, personalized responses, from spending advice to balance information and complex transaction details.

Salt Lake City-based Finicity, unveiled Finicity Reports, an online platform that lets lenders order, manage and monitor digital verification reports. Finicity Reports, according to a press release, streamlines the credit decisioning experience to deliver loan approvals faster and with less chance for fraud than traditional methods. The first type of report available: verification of assets.

Brookfield, Wis.-based Fiserv, launched Pricing Program Advantage, which allows lenders to provide borrowers with tailored rates and financial information consistently across all channels when shopping for auto financing. Pricing Program Advantage simultaneously gives lenders faster response time and greater control over their financial programs, according to Fiserv. Pricing Program Advantage contains a lender configurable tool and a single system offering, which also makes reporting and adherence to change management policies easier to govern.

Washington, D.C.-based FS Card Inc., an emerging financial services leader for underserved consumers, announced it has raised $150 million in financing to fund future growth. FS Card will expand access to traditional credit and create an on-ramp into the financial mainstream for small-dollar loan customers. One product launch set for later this year, Financial Services: Accelerator for Credit Union Operations, contains pre-built content including an executive dashboard and a report generator for non-technical users to create their own reports, and provides key metrics to determine the health of the institution and trends within member, branch, and lending performance.

Rahway, N.J.-based IMM announced the release of IMM eSign for Credit Unions, which provides advanced features and functionality that further enhance the overall member experience, while maintaining security thresholds and boosting back-office processing efficiencies. Included: a streamlined in-person signing ceremony, support for the Wacom 1031, 1141 and 1152 pen-based display devices; and a “Widgets-To-Workflow” solutions pack

New York City-based Information Builders launched a set of pre-configured analytical capabilities. With the launch of WebFOCUS Accelerators, Information Builders said it is further strengthening its self-service capabilities by packaging accelerators with the platform and enabling companies to lessen the time to value of their BI and analytics investments. WebFOCUS BI and analytics platform’s design enables all user groups, regardless of their degree of technical savvy, to execute smarter decisions from trusted data.

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