CEDAR PARK, Texas--()--IBT, a leading innovator of financial services products and best-of-breed solutions in process innovation and customer experience, today announced it has added to its suite of products the TS240 check scanner from Digital Check Corp., a leading provider of check scanners for the distributed check capture industry.
“We are excited about our growing relationship with IBT. Their breadth of products and market position are a great fit for our TellerScan® TS240 and CheXpress® CX30 product lines. We look forward to great success as we work together.”
“IBT is always looking for opportunities to offer innovative products that enhance the customer experience, improve the overall process and make the cost of ownership affordable. The Digital Check partnership and their TS240 product will help us deliver the performance and value we want to continue to offer our customers,” stated Mike Golebiowski, president, IBT. Tom Anderson, president of Digital Check, added, “We are excited about our growing relationship with IBT. Their breadth of products and market position are a great fit for our TellerScan® TS240 and CheXpress® CX30 product lines. We look forward to great success as we work together.”
IBT’s, certification of the TS240 for its latest branch delivery channel product suite was based upon the product features and performance of the scanner. The TS240, the 4th generation of Digital Check’s TellerScan line of check scanners, features higher resolution 300 dpi cameras (a 50% increase over the TS230); a higher capacity, 100 document feed and exit pocket, and an optional franker. The scanner is available in speeds of 50, 75, and 100 documents per minute and features an optional franker.
Digital Check’s recently introduced integrated TS240 scanner/ thermal teller transaction receipt printer module (TTP) sits underneath the TS240. This unit consolidates two separate units into a footprint about equal to that of the scanner alone to save valuable teller counter space. The TS240/TTP has functionality to print customer receipts, as well as check images and marketing messages on the receipt, much like those from image-enabled ATMs. Thermal printing has proven to be more functional and cost effective than traditional inkjet printers, eliminating the need to replace expensive cartridges or ribbon, as well as the need for expensive cut sheet paper.
About Digital Check Corporation (DCC)
Digital Check is a provider of distributed-capture check scanners for branch automation and remote deposit capture applications. The Northbrook, Ill.-based company was selected for Bank Technology News’ 2008 “Ten Technology Companies to Watch” for its innovative products and has been listed as one of the publication’s top innovators. Digital Check’s TellerScan® and award-winning CheXpress® series of electronic scanners are cost-effective and provide high quality images, MICR accuracy and reliability. The company’s scanners are available worldwide through a network of more than 70 Authorized Solutions Providers and are supported by Digital Check’s comprehensive fulfillment, training, support, warranty and repair services. For more information call 847-446-2285 or visit the company’s website at www.digitalcheck.com.
About Integrated Bank Technology
Cedar Park, Texas-based IBT continues to focus on process innovation and customer experience through innovations in technology across the entire suite of products. IBT specializes in real time channel integration software applications and real time interactive alerts with its unique design making all information available simultaneously across all delivery channels. All applications including I2Core (Core Processing), I2Teller(Image Teller product) I2RDC (Remote Deposit Capture) are available for on premise and ASP environments for any size financial institutions across the country with 24/7 support services. IBT’s robust design dramatically improves service, enhances the customer experience while significantly reducing the cost of ownership.
For more information, visit www.iBankTech.net.
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