Global Lending Services LLC Joins RouteOne
GLS customers can now process credit apps electronically through the RouteOne platform.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — RouteOne LLC has integrated with Atlanta-based Global Lending Services LLC (GLS), an automotive subprime financing company. Dealers with a relationship with GLS may now send credit applications electronically to Global Lending Services through the RouteOne platform.
Global Lending Services’ management team has experience working with more than 21,000 auto dealerships and millions of consumers in the United States and Canada.
"Our dealers made it very clear that integrating with RouteOne was a necessity for GLS," said Doug Duncan, chairman and founder of GLS. "Providing fast service and an underwriting process that provides flexibility and ease of use to our dealers is foundational to the GLS value proposition. Teaming with RouteOne is an important way that we fulfill those commitments to our dealers."
Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO, added: "We are committed to providing our dealer customers a wide variety of financing options, and thus are extremely pleased to welcome Global Lending Services to RouteOne. They are a significant participant in the auto finance industry, and a welcome addition to our platform."
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