Community Driven Credit Union based in Ypsilanti, MI with 57 million in assets recently converted all of their paper documents into digital files utilizing eDOC’s Paper Conversion professional service. Community Driven CU selected eDOC Innovations to assist with their electronic document storage conversion prior to their conversion to CU*Answers for their core data processing.
Linda Bartlett, acting CEO for Community Driven Credit Union comments, “When making the decision to switch core data processors, we didn’t take into consideration the electronic records that would need to be converted as well. It was a very reassuring when eDOC contacted us and offered to step up and take that burden off our shoulders.”
The paper documents were turned into electronic records which are stored on DVDs with a built-in search engine to allow easy access to the documents in the future. Community Driven Credit Union will be utilizing the eDOC Paper Conversion service in the future for further data conversion.
eDOC Innovations, CU*Answers, and CU*Network Services collaborated under the cuasterisk.com brand as exhibitors at the Ohio Credit Union League’s 2012 Invest48 Annual Conference held on April 23-25 in Columbus, OH. The cuasterisk.com brand represents a network of credit union owned CUSOs that have developed a capability for serving members in a whole new way. This collaborative leverages the power and effectiveness of a network of business partners committed to coming together to provide credit unions a variety of popular services at competitive CUSO prices. The footprint of this network reaches over 600 credit unions nationwide and is designed to provide credit unions the opportunity to roll out new services faster to market and at a lower cost.
The partners had the opportunity to network with over 450 credit union staff and volunteers along with other credit union vendors to discuss issues that are important to credit unions. eDOC also had an opportunity to discuss the innovative solutions eDOC offers credit unions to create to membership growth and keep up with the technology members expect from their credit union.
Kim Jobes, Loan Officer with Riverview Credit Union in Belpre, Ohio stopped by the eDOC and cuasterisk.com booth, and was the winner of the door prize, a $200 Visa Gift Card. In addition to the exhibit hall, education seminars and meetings, cuasterisk.com representatives took advantage of mingling with credit unions at the Welcome Reception and joined in on the festivities at the Hullabaloo at the Shoe Party held at the Ohio State University Football Stadium.
eDOC Innovations is excited to announce their sponsorship with the Michigan CUES Council, the CUES Canada Council, and the KOMA Council. eDOC is also an exhibiting participant in the Southern California CU Alliance Conference. CUES Councils provide credit union executives a unique forum to share experiences and thoughts beneficial to the credit union movement.
Joseph Lao, Manager of Market Development at eDOC says, “Sponsoring CUES events are a great way to promote collaboration. eDOC is about the Credit Union movement, and what better way to collaborate than to participate in CUES Councils, where key issues are addressed by key credit union leaders, and stakeholders, that serve as sounding boards to the industry. CUES Councils act as drivers, attending to the issues and concerns of the credit unions in their respective areas”.
Michigan CUES Council has recently concluded their annual meeting in January, discussing economic forecasts, and what to expect in 2012. CUES Canada Council will be meeting May 6th and is Celebrating 50 years and an established council. The KOMA council will be meeting May 2nd through the 4th, and will cover topics such as name changes, and mobile payments. The Southern California CU Alliance Conference is May 14-15, 2012. This conference is jointly hosted by the Southern California Credit Union Alliance and Southern California/AZ CUES Council.. Joseph Lao, eDOC Manager of Market Development, will be at the eDOC booth.
eDOC Innovations, aside other area credit unions and venders raised $1,057 at the Northwest Ohio Chapter of the Ohio Credit Union League’s League Foundation Silent Auction. The event also gave an opportunity for credit unions and vendors to network, while enjoying an evening of dinner and fun at the Toledo Walleye Hockey game.
145 people from 15 credit unions, vendors and guests, bid on donated gift baskets and other items raising over 1K for the Ohio Credit Union Foundation. The event also included several credit union mascots: “Sunny” from Sun FCU, “Sparkles” from Directions CU, “Champ” from Champion CU, and “Speedy” from TPS CU. Local team mascots also came out to support the cause, including: “Cat Trick and Spike” from the Toledo Walleye Hockey, and “Muddy” from Toledo Mud Hens Baseball. You can view photos of these mascots at this event by visiting the eDOC Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/edoclogic.
Kathy Kanipe, CEO of Parish Federal Credit Union, based in Toledo, placed the winning bid of $50 for the eDOC Innovations gift basket. The basket included a $50 Best Buy gift card, an eDOC Innovations special edition mug, and select Vermont products. The Items included in the basket represent eDOC’s drive for technology, and a little bit of where eDOC calls home, Middlebury, Vermont. Kanipe said, “I loved all the items in the basket, and especially the Vermont products. I am anxious to share them with friends and family”. Kathy is also on the Board of the Ohio Credit Union Foundation and thanked eDOC for our support.
