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6.4#2 in debt collection softwareFrom $6,990 a year
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Founded19881970
HeadquartersVictoria, British Columbia, CanadaCDS Software lists its corporate headquarters at 2215 First Street, Suite 108, Simi Valley, California 93065.
IntegrationsThe maker lists more than 50 integration partners across payments, dialers, messaging, letter services, scoring, credit reporting, and other categories.The maker says a suite of third-party vendor interfaces is included as standard with no additional investment, and lists payment, dialing, data, and print-and-mail partners.
SecurityThe maker lists database or column-level encryption, operator access restrictions, multifactor authentication, and activity logging among application security measures.The maker says it uses reasonable technical and organizational security measures, while cautioning that internet transmission and information storage cannot be guaranteed completely secure.
SupportThe maker says development and support are provided in-house and offers support tickets, documentation, training videos, and remote assistance.CDS Software offers implementation, on-site and online training, technical support, professional services, and product updates at no additional charge.

Collect! plans

  • Entrepreneur (monthly cloud)$699 a month
  • Professional (monthly cloud)$2,400 a month
  • Corporate (monthly cloud)$4,995 a month
  • Entrepreneur (annual cloud)$6,990 a year
  • Professional (annual cloud)$24,000 a year
  • Corporate (annual cloud)$49,950 a year

CollectOne plans

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Pick Collect! if…

It suits collection agencies, credit unions, and billing offices that need account workflows, payment portals, and compliance controls. Its Windows-only operation and cloud plan costs are important considerations.

Pick CollectOne if…

CollectOne is aimed at organizations handling accounts receivable across consumer, commercial, healthcare, government, and other listed debt categories. Its stated client range runs from startup collection agencies to Fortune 500 companies.

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