Aryza launches case management solution

Software financial services solutions specialist, Aryza has announced the launch of ‘Aryza Messenger’ a new case management solution.

The company says that the new launch was built specifically for businesses operating within the insolvency, debt management, consumer credit, lending, debt recovery and collections space and is a fully compliant solution, able to handle any case from start to finish.

The services offers a suite of tools for customer onboarding, case management and creditor engagement software which can automate many of the day-to-day business processes.

The tool can also collate and securely store all key documents, and provides functionality to connect users and clients in a chat-based environment. The addition of Open Banking means the platform can automate the collection of bank statements, credit searches, AML checks, ID and DVLA checks within a matter of seconds.

Commenting on the product launch, Elliott Green, Chief Commercial Officer at Aryza HubSolv said “We know that in the financial services industry, time is money and with so many documents to gather – from so many different sources, it can often take weeks to finalise a case. Aryza Messenger is a powerful lead management system, which is able to free up valuable time for your advisers and streamline the process of gathering supporting documents.

“From automated documents, client communication, Open Banking with credit searching functionality, cashiering automation – even file management, the platform can help achieve greater operational efficiency, with no other product on the market currently offering this level of functionality.”

Colin Brown CEO at Aryza said “For those struggling financially, we understand that money management can feel daunting. Aryza Messenger has been developed with the consumer in mind, able to quickly action any client queries, using fully configurable automated chat responses.”

“Not only does this bring peace of mind for the consumer, it also reduces the amount of time you spend waiting for bank statements, credit reports and ID verification.”