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FIS Outsourced Check Image Services
The technology behind check imaging is constantly evolving, so an enormous investment in even the latest hardware and software can mean quick obsolescence. By outsourcing your imaging needs to FIS, you can preserve that capital while staying current with technology advances.
FIS offers a full suite of back-office products and services to handle your check and statement imaging and archiving needs, fulfill customer research requests in a fraction of the time, prevent fraud, and gain more complete information about your existing and prospective customers.
Outsourcing your image item processing to FIS also makes it possible for you to set your community bank apart from its competition by offering your customers new, convenient services – for example, branch and merchant capture as well as cost efficient clearing and settlement through electronic check image exchange.
FIS Outsourced Check Image Services foster an efficient data center strategy that leverages combined processing operations for hundreds of financial institutions, providing services more efficiently, less expensively and more responsibly in terms of conserving environmental resources.
FIS has set the bar for an efficient data center strategy that leverages combined processing operations of hundreds of financial institutions, providing services more efficiently, less expensively and more responsibly in terms of conserving environmental resources.
FIS has a strong history of serving commercial banks, credit unions and savings institutions and the most advanced suite of check imaging solutions on the market. We also have a growing network of 27 image processing centers throughout the United States to serve your needs.
FIS is a leading provider of banking and payment solutions for community banks, credit unions and savings institutions and remains an industry leader in check imaging solutions. Since the October 2009 acquisition of Metavante we also have a growing network of 27 image processing centers throughout the United States to serve the needs of community bankers.