List of FICO Debt Collection and Recovery Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying FICO Debt Collection and Recovery customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased FICO Debt Collection and Recovery for Debt Collection and Recovery from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using FICO Debt Collection and Recovery for Debt Collection and Recovery include: Shop Direct, a United Kingdom based Retail organisation with 3500 employees and revenues of $2.44 billion, Hancock Whitney, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 3627 employees and revenues of $1.44 billion, Tesco Bank, a United Kingdom based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 3682 employees and revenues of $1.41 billion, Valor Intelligent Processing, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 100 employees and revenues of $10.0 million and many others.
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Hancock Whitney | Banking and Financial Services | 3627 | $1.4B | United States | FICO | FICO Debt Collection and Recovery | Debt Collection and Recovery | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, Hancock Whitney implemented FICO Debt Collection and Recovery to centralize collections and recovery operations across its retail and lending portfolios. The initiative targeted enterprise collections workflows and recovery case management while operating alongside mainframe banking applications and loan origination systems used by the bank.
FICO Debt Collection and Recovery was configured to support case management, account segmentation, automated contact strategies and recovery orchestration consistent with Debt Collection and Recovery functional norms. Implementation work emphasized data mappings, batch and scheduled processing pipelines for account and payment feeds, and configuration of audit and security logging to align with existing monitoring tools.
Integrations and operational coordination were executed in tandem with other infrastructure projects, including IBM Sterling File Gateway for managed file transfers and concurrent loan origination platform work involving FIS Origenate and mainframe data sources. Governance for the rollout established cross-functional oversight with line-of-business executives, release management and resource management improvements, and project leadership partnered with senior stakeholders on Agile practices and release coordination.
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Shop Direct | Retail | 3500 | $2.4B | United Kingdom | FICO | FICO Debt Collection and Recovery | Debt Collection and Recovery | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, Shop Direct implemented FICO Debt Collection and Recovery as part of its collections modernization program in the United Kingdom. The deployment centered on FICO® Xpress Optimization for strategy optimization and decisioning, and FICO® Debt Manager™ for end to end case management, enabling the organization to formalize collection strategies and account level decision workflows.
Implementation scope included operationalizing automated segmentation, tailored contact strategies, and configurable payment plan orchestration within FICO Debt Collection and Recovery. Configuration work targeted modules for account scoring, prioritization rules, scripting and contact channel orchestration, and configurable treatment strategies to support both early and late stage collections.
Operational coverage focused on collections and customer service functions across Shop Direct, with the solution supporting inbound and outbound contact handling, case lifecycle tracking, and dispute recording. Governance was structured around centralized decisioning rules and iterative strategy tuning, with business users empowered to adjust optimization parameters and treatment rules through Xpress Optimization rather than code changes.
Rollout emphasized workflow standardization and process discipline to embed automated decisioning into daily collections operations, with change controls to manage strategy updates and model tuning. The implementation narrative centers on FICO Debt Collection and Recovery delivering a unified collections platform and a decision management layer to drive consistent treatment execution across Shop Direct’s collections organization.
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Tesco Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 3682 | $1.4B | United Kingdom | FICO | FICO Debt Collection and Recovery | Debt Collection and Recovery | 2010 | n/a |
In 2010, Tesco Bank implemented FICO Debt Collection and Recovery within its Debt Collection and Recovery program as part of a multi-year platform build to establish owned collections capability. The FICO Debt Collection and Recovery deployment was embedded into a broader Savings and Loans and Credit Card platform programme overseen by the senior technology programme manager.
The implementation focused on operational collections workflows and case management, integrating decisioning inputs for prioritization and segmentation consistent with Debt Collection and Recovery functionality. Configuration emphasized staged engagement strategies, automated account staging and workflow orchestration, and links into credit risk decisioning to drive recovery sequencing.
FICO Debt Collection and Recovery was integrated with the TSYS TS2 host Credit Card platform, the Fiserv Signature core banking platform, Fiserv multi-channel Web and Telephony capability, payments and transaction services, Wincor VocaLink ATM switch, cards and PIN management and retail EPOS systems, while consuming inputs from credit risk decisioning systems. The broader programme context included a migration of 3.5 million active credit card customers to the newly built TSYS Credit Card platform, a complex cutover executed over a single weekend in June 2012.
Governance was run through a central technology programme management office, with the senior technology programme manager accountable for delivery and risk remediation as the programme was brought back on schedule. The FICO Debt Collection and Recovery implementation supported the final phase of the four year effort to move Tesco Bank customers onto its own systems, and the integrated rollout completed without loss of service during the June 2012 cutover.
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Banking and Financial Services | 100 | $10M | United States | FICO | FICO Debt Collection and Recovery | Debt Collection and Recovery | 2017 | n/a |
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