First Pryority Bank selected Teslar Software to automate workflows as the bank continues on a path of expansion. 

The $315 million Pryor Creek, Okla.-based bank will be able to track exceptions, upload documents and automate workflows that previously required manual effort, according to a Teslar release.

“Teslar’s technology, starting with pipeline and exceptions management tools, will allow us to move more quickly and remove any roadblocks,” Abbie Bowen, executive vice president of credit at First Pryority Bank, said in a release.  

First Pryority Bank follows $81 million Farmers State Bank which announced its partnership with the software provider earlier this month.  

22nd State Bank taps Quantalytix

22nd State Bank is partnering with cloud software provider Quantalytix for quicker, more personalized loan decisioning. 

The $199 million bank’s new solution will provide loan portfolio reporting, analysis and profitability by leveraging Quantalytix’s Loan Portfolio Management platform, Chris Aliotta, chief executive at Quantalytix, told Bank Automation News. 

The time required to build and integrate a bank’s data into the platform varies by its size and complexity of data stores, Aliotta said, noting it took around three weeks for 22nd State Bank, which has six branches in Alabama, to become fully operational. 

Delta Bank selects Finastra 

Delta Bank announced Monday that it has chosen financial software company Finastra’s retail core banking and payments solutions to help modernize its digital banking infrastructure. 

The $283 million bank expects that the utilization of Finastra’s Fusion Essence and Fusion Payments to Go platforms will support better customer experiences for its international account holders. 

“We are committed to delivering the best banking options and financing strategies for our clients, which is why we are excited to offer modern, future-proof technology and payment offerings,” Guillermo Sefair, chairman and president at Delta Bank, said in a release. “We know that implementing Finastra’s cloud-based solutions will drive more innovations for our clients, with faster service powered by an integrated platform.” 

The selection of Finastra’s platforms is the latest in a series of banks choosing the software provider’s core capabilities.