In Reference CCRDirectory
Software
CaseflowFusion provides one system for the collection of both consumer and commercial accounts. Powerful facilities enable you to automate the entire lifecycle of the receivables
management process. With market-leading feature content already in place, fast return on investment is
guaranteed, together with low cost of ownership going forward. With a diverse range of customers across the UK and Europe, Fathom provides a full range of interfaces, services and expertise to complement the system.
Training
CMT is an NCFE Investing in Quality Approved Centre, delivering open, in-house and bespoke credit, finance, customer care, professional development, leadership and management courses; including a Level 4 Diploma Course in Credit Management and Level 5 Credit Management Masterclass. Courses are very interactive and practical, full of techniques that can be effectively used in the workplace
immediately, boosting morale, increasing productivity and improving results. We have worked in the UK, EU, India, Middle East and Asia.
www.cmtltd.co.uk – +44 (0) 115 989 9997 –
steve@cmtltd.co.uk –
info@cmtltd.co.uk
Fathom Management Solutions Ltd 7 Windsor Square, Silver Street, Reading RG1 2TH Tel: +44 (0)118 975 0044 E-mail:
contact@fathom.co.uk www.fathom.co.uk
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