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Conquering Uncertainty: How Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) Empowers Your Credit Analysts

Lightico

Here’s where Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) for Auto Finance , elevates the role of the credit analyst, & emerges as a game-changing technology. Improved Customer Experience Faster loan processing translates to a swifter customer experience. Here’s a glimpse into its broader applications.

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Why Captive Auto Lenders Must Rev Up Their Digitization Efforts (& How)

Lightico

Digital transformation has become more than just a buzzword in the auto finance industry. To deliver fast, secure, and compliant digital customer experiences throughout the customer lifecycle, captive lenders must make digitization of critical processes a priority, while also ensuring that the efforts are economically viable.

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How to Streamline Auto Loan Origination with Intelligent Document Processing (IDP)

Lightico

In our last blog on the subject, we covered IDP for Auto Finance in general but here we are diving a little deeper into the application process, where we often find lenders employing teams of “stare and compare” analysts and underwriters. This is what sets Lightico IDP for Auto Finance apart. All with our pre-training.

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How to get started with AI in 5 simple steps

CommBox

To check if you are focusing on the right ones, determine if automating these use cases will impact the bottom line in the following ways: Support more volume Improve service level & customer experience Initiate a new service Increase cost savings The answer is often hidden in cost structures, budgets or roadmaps.

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How to prove the value of your customer experience programs – actionable advice from CX expert Jim Tincher

Intercom

The reasoning is pretty straightforward: If you invest in the customer experience, it’ll improve. Say you’re the Head of Customer Experience. The customer experience is important; everybody knows it. That’s what sets “Change Makers” apart, as customer experience expert Jim Tincher calls them.

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Smashing the Data Silos with SugarCRM

SugarCRM

When you think about it, it sort of makes sense—data is typically organized by individual company departments, such as HR, finance, administration, sales, marketing, and other divisions. Data silos prevent companies from gaining actionable, valuable insight into their customers—barring a high-definition customer experience.