AKUVO has announced a new partnership with TransUnion that will bring powerful scoring data directly into the AKUVO Platform. This integration enables financial institutions to make smarter, more data-driven decisions and enhance the efficiency of their collections operations.
Through the partnership, AKUVO will import TransUnion collection and delinquency scoring data to facilitate better queuing strategies, segmentation and prioritization. Institutions will now have enriched visibility into borrower risk and likelihood of recoverability — helping them focus resources where they have the greatest impact.
“Across the industry, we’re seeing a strong demand for more intelligent, data-informed strategies within collections,” said Steve Castagna, Chief Growth Officer at AKUVO. “With TransUnion’s trusted scoring data integrated into the AKUVO Platform, our customers will have the insights they need to deliver better account holder experiences more efficiently and improve business outcomes. We’re proud to partner with TransUnion, a trusted industry leader whose data-driven innovation strategies strengthen the value we deliver to our customers.”
“At TransUnion, we’re committed to empowering financial institutions with the data and insights they need to take confident, informed action,” said John Padilla, vice president of platforms and alliances at TransUnion. “This collaboration strengthens our channel-driven market expansion and helps ensure our market-leading solutions are accessible to lenders of all sizes across the ecosystem. With our OneTru platform, institutions can more easily integrate and use TransUnion’s GLBA and FCRA data — bringing more accurate, connected insights directly into their workflows. Together with AKUVO, we’re empowering lenders with modern tools that enhance decision making and support more proactive, consumer focused approaches to collections.”With this integration, AKUVO continues to expand its ecosystem of data and technology partnerships, reinforcing its commitment to helping financial institutions modernize operations and move confidently toward more predictive, proactive collections strategies.