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American Heritage Bank Banking and Financial Services 300 $45M United States C2 Covalent C2 Covalent Loan Management 2022 n/a In 2022, American Heritage Bank began implementing C2 Covalent as a Loan Management solution to modernize loan origination workflows. The program focused on deploying C2 Covalent as a customer-facing digital experience to originate commercial and personal loans, including mortgages, lines of credit, and auto loans, with the customer-facing component completed in 2023. The implementation emphasized online application and e-sign capabilities, with explicit module usage for online application/e-sign and automated booking noted in the bank press release. C2 Covalent was configured to support end-to-end origination workflows typical of Loan Management systems, encompassing digital intake, electronic signature capture, and automated booking into downstream loan records. Operational coverage centered on consumer and commercial lending channels, with the customer-facing deployment driving intake from retail and business customers and downstream impacts on back-office loan operations. The rollout was phased, starting with customer-facing origination in late 2022 and completing the public-facing components in 2023, enabling sequential adoption of application intake and automated booking modules across lending operations. American Heritage Bank reported an immediate uptick in consumer applications and improvements in back-office efficiencies following the customer-facing deployment, and the implementation narrative highlights C2 Covalent as the primary Loan Management application supporting loan origination, e-sign, and automated booking for the bank’s lending functions.
Banner Bank Banking and Financial Services 1956 $608M United States C2 Covalent C2 Covalent Loan Management 2019 n/a In 2019, Banner Bank selected C2 Covalent as its cloud-based Loan Management platform to manage consumer and small business credit originations across its multi-state branch network. The implementation positioned C2 Covalent as the bank's end-to-end loan origination application, spanning point of sale through post-decision lifecycle management. C2 Covalent was deployed to provide an integrated digital lending experience, consolidating separate point of sale, underwriting and document preparation workflows into a unified application. Functional capabilities implemented include an intuitive cloud user interface, e-contracting and closing document production, a power decision engine, and underwriting decision and pricing automation aligned with consumer and small commercial lending processes. The deployment included customer-facing digital channel integration and a bi-directional bridge into Banner Bank's loan servicing system to support hand-offs from origination to servicing. Operational coverage explicitly targeted consumer and small business lending across Banner Bank's branch footprint in Washington, Oregon, California and Idaho, embedding the Loan Management application into branch and digital origination workflows. Governance and operational intent emphasized accelerating turnaround, with expectations stated that processes previously taking days or hours would be shortened to minutes through automation and integrated e-contracting. Banner Bank and C2 Systems also signaled ongoing collaboration to author additional features and to leverage an artificial intelligence driven decision capability for consistent, rapid credit decisions.
Centier Bank Banking and Financial Services 700 $150M United States C2 Covalent C2 Covalent Loan Management 2021 n/a In 2021, Centier Bank implemented C2 Covalent in a Loan Management role to support consumer banking products and entered production the same year. The deployment targeted retail lending operations at Centier Bank in Indiana, United States and was configured for consumer loan workflows. The implementation included a customer facing digital web application and decisioning automation modules within C2 Covalent, enabling online HELOC and credit card origination workflows. Configuration emphasized underwriting decision automation, online application intake, and workflow orchestration consistent with loan origination and Loan Management platforms. Centier Bank entered production with C2 Covalent in 2021 and later rolled out the customer facing web application to extend online origination capabilities. Business functions impacted included consumer lending, underwriting, retail operations, and digital channels, and the rollout was reported to improve online origination and decision automation.
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