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Let’s set the scene.
You’ve improved your account placements a bit by spending more time in this area, but your boss is still looking to recover more. You’re seeing minor increases, but they’re inconsistent and frankly, you’re not always sure what to attribute this to.
You’re facing the age-old question: what have you done for me lately? So what do you do?
You take it up a notch by leveraging analytics to push your recovery another 3% to 11% on an ongoing basis.
FICO® Placement Optimizer helps credit grantors leverage analytics to match each account to the optimal placement strategy. By applying advanced analytics to optimize strategies across the entire credit lifecycle – from marketing, to credit risk, to early-stage collections – you reduce the effects of random placements, using a proven approach for maximizing netback.
You maintain control of your placements and agencies through the deployment of a documented allocation process and a support-based engagement model. And that’s not all.
Strategic analysis defines placement strategy Advanced analytics assigns charged-off accounts to a collection agency, attorney or placement channel that maximizes collection on specific account types. Match the right account to the right placement strategy Placement Optimizer uses a combination of predictive analytics and mathematical optimization, developed over years of experience, to produce placement decisions for each account. Credit grantors maintain complete control Maintain control through the deployment of a documented allocation process and a support–based engagement model. Custom predictive models enable performance benchmarking Analytic tools use data from different sources, including creditor provided account data, collection agency activity data, pre-charge-off history and more to predict collection outcomes.
Placement Optimizer is an analytical service which supports the optimized placement strategy of accounts with collection agencies, attorneys and other placement groups. This analytic application drives increased returns in a controlled manner while providing greater visibility.
Leverages advanced analytics to measure and forecast agency performance for specific debt types.
Recommends placement strategy of accounts in a way that optimally meets business objectives and adheres to policy restrictions.
Enhanced visibility into the portfolio with Tableau-based dashboards and benchmarking that can be shared with agencies.
Retain total control of placement strategies through a support based engagement model.
Learn how a leading Pay-TV provider gained immediate lift in collections and fast ROI using FICO® PlacementsPlus® service.
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