Teslar Software today announced the launch of its indirect lending solution, which empowers community financial institutions to offer indirect lending services to local business and consumers in a way that’s quick, efficient and digitally optimized. Joe Ehrhardt, CEO and founder of Teslar Software, demoed the solution Monday at FinovateFall in New York.
The Teslar team had an amazing time in San Diego, CA last week at the Jack Henry Connect 2022 conference! Conference attendees Colin Savells, David Hamrick, and Jacob McDaniel sat down to discuss their favorite parts of the event.
The Seymour Bank and Teslar Software today announced their partnership to enhance the bank’s commercial lending strategy, increasing automation, efficiencies and accessibility through Teslar’s lending process automation platform.
Please join us in welcoming Luke Schafer to our Client Success team as the newest Client Advocate!
National Bank & Trust and Teslar Software today announced their partnership to streamline and modernize lending processes. The bank has selected Teslar’s comprehensive suite of automated workflow and portfolio management tools, which will reduce time spent on tedious manual tasks and allow employees to focus on strategic initiatives, such as expansion plans and portfolio diversification.
Welcome Jack Strouse to the Support team as the newest Support Specialist!
First Security Bank and Teslar Software today announced their partnership to expedite and streamline processes across the bank’s loan department. The Batesville, Miss.-based bank plans to leverage Teslar’s configurable lending process automation platform, starting with the exceptions management module.
We are excited to officially announce our new logo to the world!
As Americans are beginning to feel the weight of current inflation, thoughts of a coming recession have been on the minds of many. Earlier this month, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2018 in an attempt to combat inflation. While this announcement has put some minds at ease, there are still many Americans concerned this is just further evidence a recession is coming.
