700Credit Integrates With Constellation Automotive Software
Torrance, Calif. – 700Credit, a provider of consumer credit reporting and compliance products to more than 4,000 automotive dealers, announced an integration partnership with Constellation Automotive Software. This agreement will allow more than 1,500 dealers using Constellation Automotive Software’s dealership management systems to access 700Credit’s Web-based credit reporting system and variety of compliance and consumer information products.
“We’re excited to announce this partnership and provide dealers using Constellation Automotive Software with instant access to 700Credit’s critical credit and compliance tools for a more efficient sales process,” said Ken Hill, managing director, 700Credit.
700Credit offers a variety of services including credit reports and FICO scores; and compliance solutions including Adverse Action, OFAC terrorist screening, Score Disclosure, Fraud Detection and “RedFlag” identity theft program requirements. 700Credit also features a compliance dashboard tool, which allows dealers to view compliance information on one screen so that they can monitor their dealership’s efforts as they relate to mandatory Federal compliance regulations.
“Independent dealers have come to rely on Constellation Automotive Software to save both time and money in their transactions, and this partnership with 700Credit only furthers their ability to accomplish both,” said Al Mosher, general manager, Constellation Automotive Software. “700Credit’s array of products gives our client dealers the tools they need to simplify their compliance efforts.”
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