Published: March 02, 2011
Thirty Financial Institutions Choose PFM Solution Developed by Lodo Software
OMAHA, Neb. - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Lodo Software, a provider of personal financial management (PFM)
software for banks and credit unions, today announced that 30 financial
institutions have signed on to use Lodo's OurCashFlow solution
integrated with Jack Henry & Associates' NetTeller Online Banking
system. Jack Henry & Associates recently completed beta testing of the
integrated online financial management (OFM) solution with early-adopter
banks.
Pete Hopkins, general manager of Internet solutions at Jack Henry &
Associates, said, "We announced a partnership
with Lodo in July and spent five months integrating and testing
their software with our clients. I'm pleased to say we're now making an
integrated OFM solution available to our more than 1,000 NetTeller
customers. We've been highly impressed with the quality of Lodo's
software, support, and the feedback from our betas who helped us deliver
a world-class, high-demand solution."
Ohio Valley Bank in Gallipolis, Ohio, and Bank of American Fork in Utah
are among the early adopters planning phased rollouts of the OFM
solution.
Ohio Valley Bank President and CEO Jeffrey E. Smith said, "We are a
mobile society. Before this solution, our customers downloaded thousands
of transactions each month for analysis in their desktop personal
finance software. The problem was that's where it stayed - on the
desktop. We were looking for a way to better serve our mobile world.
Lodo's product does that. It takes NetTeller to the next level and gives
our customers the freedom and control they need and want from their
bank."
Joshua Everton, assistant vice president and e-banking manager at Bank
of American Fork, said, "We like the tight integration of OFM features
with NetTeller and the ability to keep our brand front and center with
online users. The enhancements will help us build customer loyalty and
eventually drive smarter cross-sell campaigns."
OurCashFlow is designed to be bank-branded, adopting the look and feel
of existing web sites. The standard
PFM features - monitoring account balances and transactions,
categorizing spending and net worth, and creating and managing budgets -
can be grouped within a tab or embedded as standalone functions within
online banking sites. OurCashFlow includes a cross-selling
tool that's purpose-built for use with the PFM. It helps financial
institutions organize and launch highly targeted campaigns using
information gathered by the PFM platform.
Lodo markets its software directly to financial institutions while also
integrating with best-of-breed online banking systems such as NetTeller.
Lodo CEO Mark Vipond said, "Consumers want help managing their money,
and banks are ideally positioned to be the trusted providers of that
support. We're committed to helping financial institutions launch PFM
solutions that drive incremental revenue along with customer loyalty."
About Lodo Software
Lodo develops personal financial management solutions that banks and
credit unions can brand and integrate with their online banking sites.
The company's FI Dashboard offers a powerful cross-selling tool that
leverages information gathered by the PFM platform to create targeted
promotional campaigns. Founded in 2005, Lodo is headquartered in Omaha,
Neb., with software development based in Denver, Colo. Learn more about
the company at www.lodosoftware.com.
About Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. (Nasdaq: JKHY) is a leading provider of
computer systems and ATM/debit card/ACH transaction processing services
primarily for financial services organizations. Its technology solutions
serve more than 11,200 customers nationwide, and are marketed and
supported through four primary brands: Jack Henry Banking, Symitar,
ProfitStars and iPay Technologies. Additional information is available
at www.jackhenry.com.

Lodo Software
Judy Hartlieb, 402-210-8071
Director of
Marketing
jhartlieb@lodosoftware.com
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