Phoebus enhances analytics and reporting capability
Phoebus Software Limited has partnered with Staffordshire based software company Connexica to provide Phoebus' customers with an enhanced analytics and reporting capability.
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CXAIR by Connexica allows its users to access their business data at search engine speed using interactive reporting and diagrams.
The partnership will allow Phoebus Software to integrate CXAIR from Connexica into its banking and lending solutions, providing customers with an enhanced analytics and reporting capability, while it will enable Connexica to increase its UK presence.
Connexica have experienced significant business growth recently both in terms of recruitment and customers with an existing network of partners globally that includes businesses throughout the UK as well as in Europe, UAE, Australia and the USA.
Connexica Sales and Marketing Director, Greg Richards, said:
“We are delighted to work in partnership with Phoebus. There are real synergies between the two organisations and by combining these market leading solutions we are sure that this will provide a compelling proposition to all organisations in the savings and loans sectors.”
Richard Pike, sales and marketing director of Phoebus Software Ltd, added:
“The CXAIR product from Connexica presents user friendly, bespoke, reporting and analytical information and provides an excellent fit with the Phoebus systems. Adding Connexica to our strategic partner programme will offer both new and existing clients another integrated, best in class solution to enhance their operational capability. Business partnerships such as these create a real synergy, adding value to both companies and, more importantly, to our clients.”
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