Crescent Bank and Trust Joins RouteOne
RouteOne LLC announced today that Louisiana-based subprime lender Crescent Bank and Trust has joined the growing roster of finance sources on RouteOne's web-based credit application management system.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- RouteOne LLC announced today that Louisiana-based subprime lender Crescent Bank and Trust has joined the growing roster of finance sources on RouteOne's web-based credit application management system.
"Crescent Bank and Trust is a welcome addition to our platform," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "Providing Crescent Bank and Trust as an available finance source option on RouteOne enhances our ability to provide our dealers a broad spectrum of credit buying."
Crescent Bank and Trust is ranked within the top 150 auto finance sources nationally and operates within 20 states.
"Our integration with RouteOne will help enable our dealers to improve their efficiencies and profitability in the F&I office," said Leon Poche, CFO, Crescent Bank and Trust. "We look forward to working with RouteOne to assist our dealer customers in improving their bottom line, selling cars, and working their deals as fast and efficiently as possible."
In addition to providing access to both captive and non-captive finance sources through a single portal, RouteOne offers a wide variety of tools to assist the dealer in managing their day-to-day business, such as a detailed reporting suite, DSP integration, and credit bureau access, all within a single desktop application. RouteOne's open integration business model allows the dealer to integrate with their choice of a wide variety best in class providers, including DSPs, CRM systems, F& I modules and menu providers. More information can be found at www.routeone.com .
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