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So far this year has been, quite literally, unbelievable here at Teslar Software. So many great things have been happening and we’re excited to share just a few of those things with you today as we say goodbye to this third quarter of 2020.
Teslar Software hosted an ICBA webinar on September 23rd, 2020 and David Hamrick, Account Executive at Teslar, gave an amazing presentation!
In this webinar, David introduces Teslar and how we provide automated workflow, portfolio and exceptions management, and loan review and collections tools to streamline processes with easy access to relevant information needed to operate.
50 New Banks Leverage Teslar Software for PPP Forgiveness and Lending Initiatives
Fintech helps community banks support their local businesses in time of need
Teslar Software and Citizens Bank of Edmond Named Finovate Awards Finalist
Fintech and bank recognized for collaboration on PPP.bank
You may have already heard about our PPP Forgiveness solution, Teslar PPP Forgiveness, but did you know we are integrated with SBA’s API? The direct API connection allows the lender to submit the application form with supporting documents to the SBA for approval easily through Teslar, saving you from having to use 10+ documents, answer questions and submit for each loan on your own to the SBA.
Teslar Software will be hosting an ICBA webinar in September! Join David Hamrick, Account Executive at Teslar, to see why bankers choose Teslar Software and how we can empower community bankers.
Teslar is excited to announce that we will be attending the 2020 Jack Henry Annual Conference (JAC) & TechConnect in October! We’re excited to see this conference go virtual and we’re ready to navigate this new way of networking.
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ICBA’s Kevin Tweddle Joins Teslar Software Board of Directors
Tweddle brings innovative insights, leadership and industry connections to well-appointed board
Experts have been predicting a coming recession long before Coronavirus was on the world’s radar, but nobody was quite expecting the global health pandemic that is currently wreaking havoc on America’s economy. Current economic trends are being compared to those of The Great Recession of 2008. While there are some discrepancies between the two, this still leaves bankers with a little bit of an advantage in knowing what’s suspected to come— many loans are going to become criticized.
Summer will be ending in just a few short weeks and perhaps the craziest, scariest, most uncertain school year of our lifetime will begin, affecting not just school-aged children and their families, but employers, coworkers, friends, relatives, everybody. While the whens and hows are still up in the air, it is for certain that school will resume next month one way or another.