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CoreTrac, Inc., provider of ResourceOne, the simple and affordable CRM/Sales Force Automation solution architected specifically for community financial institutions, today announced two (2) additional credit unions have selected ResourceOne to elevate their teams performance and manage member relationships.

Austin, Texas (PRWEB) March 6, 2007 — CoreTrac, Inc., provider of ResourceOne, the simple and affordable CRM/Sales Force Automation solution architected specifically for community financial institutions, today announced two (2) additional credit unions have selected ResourceOne to elevate their teams performance and manage member relationships.

First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union — Lehigh Valley, PA

Boeing Wichita Credit Union — Wichita, KS

Alan Buhler, VP Sales & Marketing, CoreTrac, said, “Credit unions across the country recognize the tremendous benefit that can be attained by making better informed decisions that drive towards strategic goals, while minimizing missed opportunities and revenue leakage. ResourceOne provides a robust Member Relationship Management/Sales Force Automation solution to credit unions with benefits like greater pipeline visibility, custom marketing campaigns, call center tracking, compensation management, and incentive tracking, and provides these solutions at an excellent price/value relationship.”

About CoreTrac, Inc.

CoreTrac, Inc. is a privately held corporation headquartered in Austin, Texas. The company is dedicated exclusively to providing its simple & affordable CRM/sales force automation solution, ResourceOne, to community financial institutions. For more information, visit www.coretrac.com.

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