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The dangers of legacy collections software

Deciding to transition your entire collections software is a time consuming but necessary part of modernizing your strategy. Refusing to do so means you may end up losing your customers or risk legal repercussions through breaching data regulations. 

In this guide, we go over the dangers of keeping legacy collections software. We dive into how it restricts your collections performance, risks compliance breaches, and why you need to transition to a configurable collections platform. Download the whitepaper below to learn more.

 
Chris Smith
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Chris Smith

Having spent his entire career in the credit and collections space, Chris Smith started out building and implementing collection strategies before leading product teams. Now the Vice President of Product at C&R Software, he supports organizations in a variety of countries and industries achieve their ROI goals. Chris is an analytically-driven product leader, specializing in defining and executing product strategy and positioning to drive business growth.

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