CU*Answers opens the beta pool to credit unions offering a $3,000 rebate on their core processing
GRAND RAPIDS, MI (August 27, 2020) — CU*Answers, the Grand Rapids, Michigan-based core data processing CUSO, recently announced it is accepting applications from credit unions to beta test the upcoming 20.11 release of its flagship core platform CU*BASE®. Credit unions chosen for beta testing the release will earn a $3,000 CollabRebate for testing new CU*BASE tools and features.
As a cooperative CUSO, the involvement of our credit union partners in the software development life cycle is critical,” said Scott Collins, CU*Answers EVP of National Sales.
“By participating in the beta of our software releases, those credit unions not only ensure a strong official release for the rest of the network, but they also benefit from early access to new tools and features. Providing a financial incentive in the form of a rebate on their invoice is our way of thanking them for being part of the cooperative process.”
Credit unions chosen provide feedback during and following the beta period to the development team at CU*Answers. Credit unions have until September 1st to submit their applications and credit unions will begin beta testing on September 27th, well ahead of the scheduled November release date.
About CU*Answers
CU*Answers offers expertise in implementing technical solutions to operational needs, and is a leader in helping credit unions form strategic alliances and partnerships. CU*Answers provides a wide variety of services for credit unions including its flagship CU*BASE® processing system (online and in-house) and Internet development services featuring It’s Me 247 online and mobile banking. Additional services include web development, network design and security, and image check processing. Founded in 1970, CU*Answers is a 100% credit union-owned cooperative CUSO providing services to credit unions representing over 2 million members and $26 billion in credit union assets. For more information, visit www.cuanswers.com.
