Creditron Showcases Payments and Distributed Capture Leadership At TAWPI’s 2008 Payments in Transition Conference

TORONTO, ON, April 14, 2008 – At The Association for Work Process Improvement’s (TAWPI) Payments in Transition conference this week, Creditron, Inc. will share market expertise and discuss how its image-based payments and distributed capture solutions are driving change in key aspects of the way receivables are captured, processed and managed.

Attracting nearly 200 payments executives, Payments in Transition examines the challenges, opportunities and business drivers in emerging payments automation technologies and tools.  The event will be held at the Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel, Casino & Spa, April 15-16.

Creditron’s expertise will be showcased Wednesday at the conference through a distributed capture panel.  Creditron President Wally Vogel will participate on a panel of distributed capture experts who will share their insights and predictions on the key trends, innovations and strategies in remote deposit capture, check conversion and receivables management. 

In addition, Creditron will sponsor a networking breakfast for conference attendees.

“Payments in Transition is the ideal venue to showcase Creditron’s thought leadership in payments automation and distributed capture technologies,” Vogel said.  “Attendees will have the opportunity to hear how Creditron is helping payments and distributed capture users increase productivity, enhance customer service, and improve working capital management.”

With more than 14 years of payments automation experience, Creditron has played a key role in the development and enhancement of the sector.  The company continues to shape the future of the industry by providing the infrastructure that users depend on for agile, reliable and cost-effective distributed capture, payments processing and receivables management.

About Creditron

Creditron, Inc., a Purepay portfolio company, is a leading provider of payment processing software and services.  Its solutions combine industry standard operating systems and advanced imaging, scanning and data recognition technology to help low and mid-volume remittance processors optimize operations performance and improve customer service.  The company’s 200 North American customers process more than 200 million transactions annually, representing over $50 billion.  For more information, visit www.creditron.com. 

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