"Alogent has a rich history of success in helping customers supplement their existing systems with adaptive technologies and exceptional software," said Paul Citarella, EVP at Alogent Corp. "The degree of those successes, as well as proven transitions to numerous deposit automation modernization projects will allow us increase their portfolio offerings," he added.

This implementation will allow FISC to leverage image deposit automation outsourcing technologies to its current and prospect customer base. Utilizing Sierra Xpedite, branch deposit automation at the back counter will speed the data and image capture process for larger, commercial transactions with minimal human intervention, moving those transactions into the processing stream more quickly.

"We are pleased to work with Alogent to open the pipeline for new revenue streams by expanding our market reach well beyond traditional geographic boundaries," said Carol T. Sabasteanski, president and CEO of FISC.

Alogent's remote deposit offering, Sierra Xpedite Remote Deposit, supports smart client technology, which combines the ease of deployment of Web-based clients and rich user interface and functionality of desktop-based thick client applications. Leveraging smart client technology alleviates the need to install software at the client's location and thus provides financial institutions with automated deployment as well as increases valuable bank time and resources. Additional Sierra Xpedite Remote Deposit features include support for centralized and real-time data and image validations, image recognition, image quality, duplicate item detections and business rules to manage deposits.