Square 9 Check21 meets the needs of merchant accounts as well as commercial banks, credit unions, and local savings banks wishing to optimize their check processing which complies with the mandates set for Check21 by the Federal Reserve.

Friday, September 12th, 2008 @ 12PM EST

This web session is designed for any customers who process large amounts of checks as well as sales individuals looking to learn more about the Federal Reserve's Check21 remote check deposit service. If you are in the following target markets, Check21 has an identified ROI and references.

• Non-profit associations with large donation events
• Archdiocese or religous organization
• Property management
• Credit unions
• Banks
• Thrifts or savings banks
• Factoring companies
• Utilities
• Municipalities – tax assessor
• Brokerage
• Insurance
• Financial Services
• Retail
• Manufacturing
• Hospitals and healthcare facilities
• 3rd party healthcare billing

Square 9 Check21 supports both the capture, endorse and automatic data extraction of check images as well as the packaging of check batches into Fed compliant image cash letters (ICL) and transported via x9.37 exchange.

Checks processed to either the bank of first deposit (BOFD) or directly to the Fed through FedForward service, are also available in multi-page TIFF format for import into SmartSearch, Fortis or most other document management systems for historical research and related document matching. This is a turn-key solution

Join us for this very informative session or self educate on all of the new Square 9 complimentary document management solutions please visit, http://www.square-9.com/solutions

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Square 9 Softworks
129 Church Street | New Haven, CT 06510
Tel: +1 203-789-0883 | Email: info@square-9.com

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Brent Wesler
VP of Business Development

Before joining Square 9 Softworks as vice president of Business Development, Wesler was vice president of Professional Services with Westbrook Technologies, an enterprise document management manufacturer, where he managed consulting, education, pre-sales and software support.

At Westbrook, Wesler spearheaded three years of triple digit growth and three years of double digit growth from 2002-2008 in consulting service revenues by extension selling into existing accounts, innovating new service-based products that grew high-learning curve services within challenging channel sales model