OnApproach (www.onapproach.com), the leading provider of Big Data and Analytics for credit unions, is excited to announce One Detroit Credit Union of Detroit, MI is the latest to join the collaborative Credit Union Data Integration and Analytics Platform after signing an agreement to implement the OnApproach M360 Enterprise. Marking the first Corelation – Keystone user to implement OnApproach M360 Enterprise.
“Partnering with OnApproach marks a major milestone in our mission to become a data-driven organization. It is important to us to get a full picture of our members in order to serve them properly. OnApproach provides us with a great alternative to building a data analytics platform, which will save us time, money, and provides the opportunity for us to benefit from industry-wide collaboration.” said John DiGaetano, Vice President of IT, One Detroit Credit Union.
One Detroit Credit Union (asset size: $35 Million, core processor: Corelation – KeyStone) strives to serve the Detroit area with credible, fair, and reasonably priced financial products and services. In order to continue to do so, One Detroit saw the need for an enterprise analytics solution. By utilizing OnApproach M360 Enterprise, One Detroit Credit Union joins the collaborative CU Analytics Platform, which is revolutionizing analytics and reporting for credit unions. With the addition of One Detroit Credit Union, the CU Analytics Platform continues to grow in strength and analytics capabilities.
“We are very excited to partner with One Detroit Credit Union and provide access to the CU Analytics Platform for credit unions utilizing Corelation – Keystone core. Analytics is a growing concern for credit unions and we are here as a CUSO to help credit unions achieve advanced analytics, regardless of size and core/ancillary systems. This partnership is not only significant for One Detroit and OnApproach, but the credit union industry as a whole as we are now working with more core and ancillary systems than ever before - making analytics accessible to all” said Paul Ablack, CEO, OnApproach.