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Successful financial
institutions do more than process accounts —
they enhance relationships with each banking
contact, whether it be online, in-branch, or via
debit card.
COCC’s .Net core processing is
designed for relationship building. Using
advanced Oracle® database and Windows®
technology, this system supports a broad range
of banking strategies with flexibility to meet
changing market conditions and automation for
maximum efficiency.
This integrated
system gives your institution:
- A vast,
flexible database capable of storing valuable
customer/member information such as source of
funds, employment history and relationships.
- State-of-the-art information access to
identify customers or members on sight and make
service notes to ensure a consistent experience
at every touch point.
- True product
flexibility to help your financial institution
match its products to current market needs.
- Streamlined navigation, starting with single
sign-on to all functions. Built-in ‘Wizards’
guide staff through account opening, balancing
and other key banking functions.
- Automated
access to third party solutions for marketing,
background checks, check cashing, and electronic
document archiving.
- Prescribed workflows
to enforce institutional policies and procedures
with reporting to demonstrate that policies are
followed by all staff.
- The consistent
interface reduces training requirements and
delivering a consistent customer/member
experience. Your institution can bookmark
frequently used screens for easy access and
greater efficiencies.
State-of-the-art
technology, keeps COCC on the leading edge of
all the latest enhancements. Sharing
information, adapting to the rapid pace of
regulatory changes, new product requirements and
new types of information, such as driver’s
license photographs and fingerprints, is the
strength of COCC’s .Net core system.
For
more information about how COCC’s .Net core
system can help your financial institution
streamline operations while delivering the
features and services your customers/members
expect, please
click here.
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