Offering member administration and e-banking interfaces to the majority of Swiss banks: From the third quarter of 2020, Fairgate customers can access the financial module of the market leader in digital banking. Similarly, CREALOGIX Switzerland customers can now use the membership administration and invoicing/financial accounting modules available on Fairgate’s portal.
To extend its reach to clubs and associations, CREALOGIX Switzerland is making its financial module available to Fairgate customers. Michael Niederjohann, Head of Digital Payment at CREALOGIX Switzerland comments:
"As the top player in the field of software for clubs and associations, Fairgate makes it easier for staff to carry out administrative activities that are often perceived as tedious. Fairgate customers use our finance module to process payment transactions including standing orders and account transfers with ease."
CREALOGIX Switzerland has integrated the ISO 20022 payment traffic standard into its software and continually updates its e-banking interfaces so the software works with the majority of Swiss financial institutions.
With Fairgate's online-based membership administration, representatives of clubs and associations can access up-to-date, centrally-recorded data from any location. Newsletter, messaging and SMS tools, which help with communication efforts. Users have the option build websites easily too.
"Whether it's a football club, professional association or cultural and other non-profit organisation, we put ourselves in their shoes and respond to their requirements with the optimum solution. We are proud to be able to offer our joint customers such a broad service. CREALOGIX's digital banking experience enables us to help our customers meet future challenges in payment transactions."
Daniel Schweri, CEO of Fairgate AG
By combining their strengths in an offering for clubs and associations, the software providers offer organisations a complete solution that minimises administrative effort. The companies plan to distribute the software internationally and outside the Swiss home market, by targeting the German and Austrian markets first.
