Agency Sees 5x Increase in Collections Within 60 Days of Incorporating Ontario Systems’ New Pairity® AI in Its Workflow

Collection agency AmSher was working a client portfolio with nearly half the accounts unscored. The agency had no good way to segment these accounts so its team could maximize their efforts and collect more revenue. Everything changed with Pairity, Finvi’s AI offering. Once Pairity was injected into AmSher’s workflow, the team could adjust their scoring…

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Your 6-Step Guide to Collecting Paper Free Under Regulation F

One of the most challenging sections of Regulation F (also referred to as the CFPB new rules for debt collection) is Section 1006.42 regarding required disclosures. This section details how disclosures required under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and Regulation F must be provided to consumers as part of the debt collection process. Essentially, this…

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With Finvi Payments Solution, Agency Sees 2x Faster Funding, Surging Productivity, and No More Underwriting

Since joining Accelerated Receivables Solutions (ARS) in 2004, CFO Alan DeHaven had worked with a variety of payment processing vendors. He was accustomed to multiday funding delays, cumbersome underwriting, and other burdens and complexities associated with multivendor payment processing. Then DeHaven switched to the Finvi Payment Solution and saw big changes right away. Implementation was…

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Dynamic Scoring Using ‘Explainable’ AI in Accounts Receivable: How Could Your Agency Benefit?

You’ve heard AI can improve collections workflow. But not all AI machine learning technologies for the accounts receivable management (ARM) industry are alike. There’s AI in accounts receivable, and then there’s dynamic scoring using “explainable” AI (xAI)—a true industry breakthrough. Unlike static account scoring that updates only periodically, dynamic scoring draws upon a wide array…

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Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid: What Does It Mean for Your Dialer and Express Consent?

Unless you completely disconnected from the internet this week, you’ve likely been inundated with dozens of blogs about the U.S. Supreme Court’s 9-0 holding in Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid, 19-511 Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid (04/01/2021) (supremecourt.gov). In this case, the U.S. Supreme Court held: To qualify as an “automatic telephone dialing system” under the Telephone Consumer Protection…

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