Volume 64, May 2009

In This Issue: Are you searching for Collection Software? Press Releases Upcoming Events

Are you searching for collection software? As a referral service representing over 1000 collection attorneys nationwide, we receive many phone calls requesting information regarding collection software.  To assist those who may be doing research on collection software, we have put together a Q & A Forum, which hopefully will provide you with the information you are looking for.  We have asked the following 12 questions to three of the leading collection software vendors: Columbia Ultimate, Comtech Systems, Inc., and DAKCS.  Below are the questions we asked along with a link to each vendor's response.  You may also click on each vendors name below to view their answers to all 12 questions.  Columbia Ultimate          Comtech Systems, Inc.          DAKCS 1. What is collection software?  Responses   2. Who is your collection software designed for (Collection Agencies, Collection Attorneys, Debt Buyers or Other?)  Responses   3. What capabilities does your software provide a collection agency or a collection attorney?  Responses 4. What platform or operating system is your software designed for (Windows, DOS, Unix, Linux or Other?)  Responses   5. What should a company consider when purchasing collection software?  Responses   6. What are the costs involved, including installation, training, support and extra modules?  Responses 7. Is your software web based?  Responses   8. Does your software interface with YGC (YouveGotClaims) or any other EDI standard?  Responses 9. Does your system interface with 3rd party vendors (skip tracing, dialers, mail processing, etc.)?  Responses 10. What type of security is in place for data?  Responses 11. How many active users do you have?  Responses 12. Where do you see the future is headed for collection software?  Responses

Press Releases  Collection Revenue Increases Attributed to IAT Dialing Technology IAT announces that Account Control Bureau, Inc. (ACB), has seen dramatic revenue increases in 2008 and thus far in 2009 by using IAT's CT Center Predictive Dialer and IVR Messaging.   ACB, a 10-agent collection agency in Shreveport, LA, collects mainly medical debt. Since installing CT Center at the end of 2007, the company has continued to increase collections revenue, despite the slower economy. In 2009, ACB has already exceeded last year's collections three of the last four months. Read the complete press release, Collection Revenue Increases Attributed to IAT Dialing Technology.

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