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              Modernize back-office

            with superior enterprise


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              n 1986, BHMI founders, owners and current lead-                           Casey Scheer
              ers—Jack Baldwin, CEO; Lynne Baldwin, presi-
              dent; and Michael Meeks, senior vice president of                Director of Marketing & Sales
        I software development—assembled an elite group                              cscheer@bhmi.com
        of experts to design, develop and support an array of
        enterprise software applications. Today, the Omaha-                            402-333-3300
        based company is best known for its signature product,
        the Concourse Financial Software Suite, a collection of                       www.bhmi.com
        software modules  focused on back-office processing  of
        electronic transactions.                                 Concourse Financial Software Suite as a defining moment
                                                                 in the company’s history. This signature suite of solutions
        BHMI’s core competency is creating high-volume trans-    consists of five modules. Describing the modules, she
        action processing solutions that are continuously avail-  said, “As a modular solution including settlement, recon-
        able, highly scalable and undeniably reliable, according   ciliation, fees processing and disputes workflow manage-
        to company representatives. As technology evolved over   ment, Concourse reduces the cost and complexity of back-
        the past three decades, BHMI retained its focus on devel-  office processing and enables organizations to modernize
        oping enterprise software applications that provide value   and monetize payments processing. Concourse’s continu-
        to clients and professional satisfaction to employees.   ous processing architecture and powerful rules engine
                                                                 are ideally suited for real-time payment methods such as
        Modernizing back office systems                          P2P and enable companies to perform back office process-
                                                                 ing for any type of payment transaction.”
        Casey Scheer, director of marketing and sales at BHMI,
        noted the company’s 70 team members include archi-       Scheer further stated that the accelerating pace of change
        tects, software engineers, QA analysts, project manag-   in the payments industry has created opportunities and
        ers, technical writers, trainers, and implementation and   challenges for digital commerce stakeholders, and with
        support specialists. “BHMI made the strategic decision to   continuing adoption of alternative payment methods,
        focus on back-office processing of electronic payments,   companies need to update legacy back-office systems to
        which  is  processing  that  occurs  after  a  transaction  has   support not only traditional payments but mobile, real-
        been authorized,” Scheer said. “This includes areas like   time and P2P payment methods. By working with BHMI,
        settlement processing, reconciliation of transaction data,   companies can expand payments acceptance within a
        calculation of fees, and management of chargebacks and   unified payments  environment  and  ISO  20022  message
        disputes.” Scheer noted that BHMI’s concentration differs   format that supports real-time rails worldwide, she add-
        from software providers that focus on front-end process-  ed.
        ing, pointing out that not all front-end systems support
        emerging payment methods and real-time processing en-    Client, partner benefits
        vironments. BHMI offers software solutions designed to
        modernize the payments back office, she explained.       Scheer noted that BHMI clients and partners can lever-
                                                                 age software that is based on a continuous processing ar-
        BHMI clients and partners have seen improved opera-      chitecture, which means once a transaction is authorized,
        tional efficiencies and enhanced productivity, Scheer    back-office processing such as settlement and reconcili-
        said, adding that BHMI apps automatically load data      ation begins instantly. This is a completely different ap-
        from all transaction sources and meet service level agree-  proach from that being used in legacy batch systems, she
        ments with fast, accurate settlement processing. In addi-  said, adding that the Concourse Financial Software Suite
        tion, she noted, BHMI applications ensure data integrity   has a flexible rules engine that is fast and easy to config-
        by automatically identifying discrepancies, reconciling   ure.
        transaction data and simplifying chargeback and dispute
        management. These benefits and competitive fee sched-    “Bottom line, BHMI can provide payment back-office
        ules have helped BHMI and our clients win more busi-     solutions that allow financial service companies to take
        ness, she pointed out.                                   advantage of the growing and changing opportunities in
                                                                 the payments industry,” Scheer said. “Going forward, we
        Flagship technology suite                                will remain focused on back-office processing require-
                                                                 ments for all payment methods while proactively evolv-
        Reflecting on BHMI’s achievements and milestones,        ing the Concourse Financial Software Suite to meet new
        Scheer considered the company’s decision to create the   and changing requirements.”

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