MOBILE, Ala.–The Infirmary FCU here has selected United Solutions Co., a CUSO hosting core processing and other tech services for credit unions, to convert to the OnCore XP2 core processing system.
The credit union said The Infirmary FCU selected USC as its technology partner due to its commitment to personalized service and innovative technology solutions.
“With their selection of OnCore XP2, The Infirmary Federal Credit Union will have the ability to increase efficiency and meet their member needs with greater ease,” said Jim Giacobbe, president & CEO of Tallahassee, Fla.-based USC. “We created OnCore XP2 to be the complete, credit-union-in-a-box technology solution for credit unions. With OnCore XP2, our clients get the technology and innovation they need to thrive in a very competitive market. They also receive the service excellence they have come to know and expect from their technology partner.”
‘Extremely Excited’
“We are extremely excited to be working with United Solutions during our upcoming core conversion. In addition to helping us transfer to a platform that will enable our credit union to grow, we know that using United Solutions will make the process a more seamless transition,” added The Infirmary Federal Credit Union president and CEO Adena Whitman. “We have a small staff, and any conversion is a big task. Knowing we have the United Solutions support and project management skills to help guide us through really provides peace of mind. In addition, the whole staff is excited about the flexibility and the capabilities of the XP2 system, which will allow us to automate and integrate daily tasks, leaving more time to work directly with members and provide fast, web-based service as well.”
United Solutions signed with Fiserv in 2015 to start hosting the XP2 core-processing platform as a part of the new OnCore offering.
“OnCore is not just core data processing; it’s a complete and customizable technology solution for credit unions,” the company said.
The Infirmary Federal Credit Union will convert on an April 1, 2019.