RouteOne Signs Gateway One Lending and Finance
RouteOne LLC announced that California-based finance source Gateway One Lending & Finance (GOLF) has joined its Web-based credit application management system.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. — RouteOne LLC announced that California-based finance source Gateway One Lending & Finance (GOLF) has joined its Web-based credit application management system.
GOLF provides indirect auto lending for a broad spectrum of consumer credit, combining personalized financing solutions for consumers by leveraging technology, industry partners and an experienced management team. The finance source is the first on RouteOne to utilize the Daybreak Lending Suite, a widely recognized enterprise-wide software solution for the consumer finance industry.
"We are pleased to welcome Gateway One Lending and Finance to RouteOne," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "We have always been committed to providing our dealers a wide variety of finance sources. Access to Gateway One will allow our customers further reach than ever before."
"Gateway One is proud to offer our dealers the increased efficiencies that RouteOne will provide," said Brian MacInnis, CEO, Gateway One Lending and Finance. "This integration significantly strengthens our service offering to our dealer customers."
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