PIMS To Launch Pimsware Collection Software System

DULUTH, GA – Portfolio Inventory Management Systems (PIMS) will introduce Pimsware, its enterprise version collection software, on July 20-23, 2005, at the Association of Credit and Collections Professionals 66th annual convention and exposition in Washington, D.C.

PIMS provides the collection software solution to debt buyers, collection agencies, agency managers, and collection attorneys with its efficient and cost effective collection system. Pimsware is a web-based collection system, designed with the flexibility to customize the system to the specifications of each client. We make use of the latest technologies to deploy our solutions. We support Windows 2003 and IIS 6.0 for the front end application and Microsoft’s SQL Server for all of our backend database needs.

Pimsware is interfaced with several letter and skip vendors, outfitted to accept credit card and ACH payments, includes the ability to attached scanned documents to an account, and is auto dialer and voice over IP enabled. Reporting is equipped with OLAP technology, which provides a truly analytical, friendly to navigate click and drag method of creating reports on the fly, and also includes a built-in tool to produce portfolio stratification reports.

Senior Vice President, Dan Johnson, said: “We are committed to establishing long lasting relationships with each customer individually by providing on-going enhancements to pimsware that yield a meaningful contribution to our customer’s recovery efforts.”

Based out of Duluth, GA (a suburb of Atlanta, GA), PIMS is a provider of web-based collection software and portfolio analysis systems. PIMS develops custom collection systems, which seamlessly integrates with existing software and automates portfolio functions to meet the specifications for firms that buy debt, collect on contingency, and also offers the ability to manage accounts beyond the pre-legal stage by tracking the litigation process in-house, or through the use of your outsourced legal network.