CARMEL, Ind.—Allied Solutions is partnering with Recovery Database Network (RDN), a business unit of global vehicle remarketing and technology solutions provider KAR Global, the company announced.
“Together, Allied Solutions and RDN will give lending customers a seamless, efficient solution for their asset recovery needs. For more than 10 years, RDN’s software-as-a-service technology has enabled automotive lenders with improved recovery performance and increased operational efficiency while providing full security and transparency. The web-based application connects thousands of recovery agents and automotive lenders to a streamlined vehicle recovery process — with reduced redundancies and increased actionable data throughout the entire recovery, re-titling, and remarketing value chain,” Allied said.
“Our clients are seeking secure, digital solutions to enhance and optimize their current recovery processes,” said Anne Holtzman, senior vice president, Allied Solutions. “RDN provides a trusted technology that enables lenders to better measure their performance and move more quickly through the repossession process. With a full suite of tools, and continuous adaption, RDN is a great partner to help fill an inventory management need for many of our clients.”
‘Ever-Expanding Set of Needs’
“At RDN, we are committed to continuously enhancing our technology and connecting customers to a streamlined vehicle recovery process,” said John Sibbitt, vice president of business development for RDN. “Now, Allied Solutions customers using the RDN asset recovery platform will have access to transparent repossession processes with real-time, automated status updates and tracking — connecting Allied Solutions’ lending customers to the agents managing their asset recovery.”
“Allied recognizes that our clients have a diverse and ever-expanding set of needs when it comes to recovery strategies,” Holtzman said. “This partnership with RDN establishes an adaptable and comprehensive solution that we can provide to our clients so they can feel confident they are being as efficient and effective as possible with their recoveries.”