Phoebus Software expands ecosystem by partnering with Consectus

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Phoebus Software has added Consectus to its digital partnership ecosystem so that its clients to access better solutions.

Phoebus’ partnership ecosystem comprises a wide range of suppliers that deliver non-core functionality integrated seamlessly with Phoebus servicing via APIs.

Neil Dyke, chief technology officer at Phoebus Software,
Neil Dyke, Phoebus Software,

Neil Dyke, chief technology officer at Phoebus Software, said: “For many years, Phoebus has used APIs to provide data to our clients that have their own borrower and saver portals and mobile applications.

“These APIs are already widely used by specialist banks, lenders, and equity release providers.

“However, as we continue to grow within the building society, lending, and savings sectors, this partnership with Consectus will allow us to focus on driving operational efficiencies through our digital core servicing offering.”

And he added: “This will be highly beneficial for both Phoebus and our clients, enabling them to offer customers and members modern self-service capabilities and improved branch technology, while we remain dedicated to our core mission of delivering scalable and proven servicing solutions.”

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

Paul D’Ambra, chief executive and co-founder at Consectus, said: “We’re thrilled to collaborate with Phoebus Software to provide non-core functionality that enhances the customer experience and operational efficiency for their clients.

“This partnership reflects our shared commitment to innovation and delivering best-in-class solutions.”

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