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RPA Implementation in Banking

Category: RPA Implementation in Banking


Automate Banking Consumer Loans Input Quality-Control

Eliminate this tedious, error-prone chore forever and save 250 to 1,200 hours with RPA bots  Consumer loans are the lifeblood of your bank. But making sure they’re properly processed and checked for quality-control is a ton of work. It invites errors. Your employees wonder why they even have to perform the painful chore of doing …

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RPA to the Rescue in Banking: Automating ACH Stop Payments in 3 Weeks

Speed operations, eliminate drudge work and errors, and save 500 to 7,000 hours in your bank or credit union with robotic process automation Stop-payments are a common transaction between all banks. Despite the “automated” part of Automated Clearing House (ACH), these are processed manually by banks every day, totaling thousands in a short time. In …

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How to implement RPA to automate Regulation D violation letters (and other FIS/Fiserv/Jack Henry core transactions) in banks in just 3 weeks

If you work in banking, you’re familiar with the Federal Reserve’s Regulation D: It sets requirements for banks’ cash reserves. Part of that requirement governs how many withdrawals a bank’s customers can make from their savings accounts in any given month. It’s a regulation that many bank customers are unaware of, and so they often …

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Robotic Process Automation in Financial Services – an overview, examples, and how to implement RPA

Robotic process automation (RPA) is changing the way financial services operations are carried out on a daily basis. RPA solution providers are working with banks, investment management firms, and insurance companies to make the process of reducing large scale data transcribing work easier. Not only are robots being installed in back office operations of financial …

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