Bank One implements billserv's e-biling
Today, Feb 2001
billserv (www.billserv.com/210-402-5000) has signed an agreement with Bank One (www.bankone.com) to integrate billserv's electronic billing services into Bank One's Treasury Management Services solutions. Bank One is the nation's fourth largest bank holding company, and is an industry leader in cash management with a specialized unit focused on consumer collections.
Bank One's commercial customers will be able to present bills and other documents to consumers, receive payments electronically, and provide interactive Web-based customer service. Bank One will offer billserv's suite of electronic billing services, including eServ, an Internet billing clearinghouse service for EBPP; ePublishing, a distribution service that enables companies to present business documents to customers via the Internet; and eCare, a call management and Web-based customer care service.
Bank One is integrating the billserv capabilities into its consumer collections suite, integrating the dollar and remittance data across multiple collection tools, including recurring ACH debits, electronic lockbox and retail lockbox.
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