


Austin, Texas—February 14, 2008—Experiencing explosive growth in 2007,
CoreTrac, Inc., the makers of ResourceOne (R1), exceeded 100 financial
institutions utilizing their integrated, banking-specific CRM/Sales Force
Automation (SFA) software solution. CoreTrac has entered 2008 with an ever
growing demand among community financial institutions that want to enhance
growth within their community with a better understanding of the total
relationship they have with their clients.
Chris Ney, CEO of CoreTrac explains, “CoreTrac’s ResourceOne now integrates with
almost 30 core systems across our customer base. As the demand for CRM/SFA
becomes front and center among community financial institutions when selecting
their core platform, we have enjoyed an expanding relationship with our core
vendor partners, independent data centers, and industry associations such as
California Bankers Association.”
As the Endorsed CRM Vendor Partner of the California Bankers Association,
CoreTrac has been recognized as the Best-In-Class solution for CBA’s members.
“We understand the increasing importance of CRM solutions to California banks
and believe CoreTrac’s solution offers the right mix of features and price for
our members,” says Larisa Gurnick, Executive Vice President of Membership
Outreach and Strategic Partners for the California Bankers Association.
“ResourceOne will help our member banks better serve their customers while
improving the bank’s overall performance through a solution focused on tracking,
measuring and offering relevant products.”
Dan Martin, President and COO of CoreTrac, adds, “It’s with tremendous
excitement that we celebrate the surpassing of our 100th client in 2007. We are
preparing for continued accelerated growth as the community banking sector is
finally embracing CRM/ Sales Force Automation technology on a broad scale.
Financial institutions across the country realize they must find newer ways to
build their businesses in a continuing environment of low interest rates and an
ever increasing competition from non-traditional firms joining the financial
marketplace.”