IDS Launches Integration with CUDL
This integration will cut down the time it takes dealerships to process F&I, while connecting them with an extensive pool of credit unions.

This integration will cut down the time it takes dealerships to process F&I, while connecting them with an extensive pool of credit unions.
WAKE FOREST, N.C. – Integrated Dealer Systems (IDS), a leading RV, marine, and trailer dealership management software provider, is pleased to announce the launch of a new integration with CUDL, the industry’s largest credit union financing network. This integration will cut down the time it takes dealerships to process Finance & Insurance (F&I) requests, while connecting them with an extensive pool of credit unions.
The integration with the CUDL platform allows IDS dealership partners to connect with the nation’s largest network of over 1,100 local and national credit union lenders and their 64+ million members.
Through the CUDL network, connecting with credit unions is a simple and seamless experience for dealerships and their customers.
By integrating CUDL with their IDS dealer management system, dealers can:
Save time on double entry by transferring your F&I data from IDS to CUDL and back automatically
Streamline the pre-approval process and see statuses of your loans in real-time
Leverage a simple, modern, and easy to use interface
“With today’s ever-changing lending landscape, we recognize the value and need for delivering a simplified, streamlined application process for dealers and their customers,” said Marty Simons, CUDL Product Director. “We’re excited to partner with IDS to provide dealers with a simplified financing process, and an improved overall experience for their customers.”
"F&I is a major profit center for many of our dealers, and we’ve worked closely with CUDL to make the entire application process seamless for dealers to process and obtain loan approvals. Now dealers can process loans with access to over 1000 credit unions” says Pelumi Ogedengbe, Product Manager at IDS.
If you’re interested in learning more about the IDS CUDL integration, reach out to the IDS Support Team at support@ids-astra.com or call at (800) 962-7872.
Originally posted on Agent Entrepreneur
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