ST. CLOUD, MN –eBureau, an innovative provider of real-time predictive scoring and information solutions, today announced a business and technology partnership with The Computer Manager, Inc. (TCM), a leading provider of comprehensive PC-based financial software for the account receivables management industry. The two companies have fully integrated eBureau’s powerful eScore and eLink services into TCM’s Debt$Net® software in order to provide advanced predictive scoring and skip tracing information solutions to current Debt$Net® users.

With the successful integration of eBureau’s information solutions, Deb$Net® customers have access to industry enhanced eScores tailored for credit card, healthcare, litigation, automotive and student loans, or the option to use their own account data to quickly develop a custom eScore. eBureau’s eScores help collection agencies, debt buyers and law ?rms reduce costs and increase pro?tability per account by guiding mail, telephone, and human resource allocations. Additionally, with eBureau’s eLink skip tracing service, customers can more ef?ciently contact debtors and improve right party contact rates by delivering essential contact information, including: best address, best phone and other services including bankruptcy and deceased identification.

"TCM is a proven innovator and developer of solutions for the collections industry. The integration of eBureau’s advanced predictive scoring and information solutions, along with our vast data resources and analytic capabilities, will bring a new level of effectiveness to the Debt$Net® solution," said Mark Doman, executive vice president of eBureau. "We are pleased to partner with an industry innovator and offer collection agencies improved profitability and a higher level of business intelligence."

"eBureau’s predictive models and skip tracing capabilities, along with their tremendous track record in the collections industry are a great addition to the Debt$Net® collection system," said Gary Grout, principal, vice president, and senior systems analyst of TCM. "We are pleased to be able to offer our clients a robust collection tool that can maximize their recovery efforts."

eBureau’s eScore is a powerful service for identifying the most profitable accounts and better focusing recovery resources. Collection Probability eScores help companies accelerate recovery rates by identifying high-probability accounts that deserve greater attention and reduce costs by identifying accounts which warrant little or no resources. eLink, a comprehensive, highly flexible and affordable skip tracing information service lets agencies select only the information they need. The service helps you quickly locate past customers and debtors and provides highly accurate and timely information about consumers.

About The Computer Manager, Inc.
The Computer Manager, Inc. (TCM) of Poulsbo, Washington produces Debt$Net®, the most comprehensive financial software on the market designed for collections. Founded in 1987 by Tony LaMagna and Gary Grout, the company supports an international user-base of companies specializing in Retail, Commercial, Medical, Legal, and Receivables Management collection. TCM is a privately held company with an intensive commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, providing superior technical support and training which far surpasses industry standards. For more information, visit www.debtnet5.com.

About eBureau
eBureau provides a powerful suite of online marketing and lead generation, credit risk management, fraud prevention, and collections and recovery scoring and information solutions to industry-leading multichannel marketers, financial services companies, online advertisers, and agencies. Founded in 2004, eBureau has designed and built a patented, state-of-the-art data warehouse and real-time predictive scoring system. The company is headquartered in St. Cloud, Minn., and has received $33 million in funding from its founders, Split Rock Partners, Redpoint Ventures and Pinnacle Ventures. For more information, please visit http://www.ebureau.com.

 

 


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