AccuSystems, A Leader In Bank Document Management
AccuSystems, LLC provides intelligent document imaging solutions for community and regional banks. These applications provide electronic imaging and intelligent document management tools for loans and bank operations documents. AccuLoan (now marketed as "AccuAccount") was created through a partnership forged between a local $330 million dollar bank and AccuSystems, LLC. AccuSystems had been providing document imaging for this bank and other area businesses. This bank asked if AccuSystems would help them develop a system to better manage their loan department. They provided the features they would like to see in the program and AccuSystems developed the software. Thus in 2000 the AccuLoan product was launched. Several local banks began using the product. Today, AccuSystems services over 200 banks throughout North America with its proprietary software, predominately used for managing loan file imaging and advance bank document management.
At the request of another client, AccuDoc was developed to manage other bank operations such as deposits, human resources and vendor contracts. AccuDoc offers solutions for: Deposits, Human Resources, Vendor Contracts, Real Estate, Trust, Meeting Minutes, Insurance, Invoices, Polices & Procedures and Securities.
The AccuAccount and AccuDoc products are currently installed and running in hundreds of community and regional banks throughout the United States. AccuSystems, LLC is a preferred vendor of Banker’s Bank of the West and the Heartland Community Bankers Association. AccuSystems is also a member of the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA)
Unlike many ECM (Enterprise Content Management) solutions, AccuSystems is committed entirely to servicing the needs of community and regional banks. We have tailored our offering specifically to accommodate your bank’s document imaging and management requirements. Partnering with your bank allows us to continuously refine our different bank softwares & platforms by continuously pushing for maximized value.
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