RouteOne Selects w3r as Integration Vendor
SOUTHFIELD, Mich.--RouteOne LLC has chosen w3r Consulting, a Michigan-based infrastructure solutions firm, to be its integration vendor. The w3r system will let RouteOne accelerate its business approval process with participating finance sources.
SOUTHFIELD, Mich.--RouteOne LLC has chosen w3r Consulting, a Michigan-based infrastructure solutions firm, to be its integration vendor. The w3r system will let RouteOne accelerate its business approval process with participating finance sources.
"Our use of w3r demonstrates our commitment to our finance sources to provide timely and flawless integration," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne chief executive officer. "The w3r capability is an excellent example of our desire to use talented partners to accelerate rapid deployment of the RouteOne credit aggregation management system."
RouteOne provides dealers with a common platform for submitting credit application information to their multiple finance sources. It currently provides a Web-based system that lets dealers and finance sources exchange credit applications and related information.
Established in 2002, RouteOne LLC is a joint venture by DaimlerChrysler Services, Ford Motor Credit Co., General Motors Acceptance Corp. and Toyota Financial Services.
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