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Eagle Offers Data Integration Services to Further Streamline Clients’ Implementation

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Eagle Investment Systems, a provider of financial services technology and a subsidiary of BNY Mellon, announced today that it now offers data integration services, a new service option within its hosted offering, Eagle ACCESS. This provides clients with reduced risk and shortened implementation timeframes by including data integration to support deployments of Eagle’s accounting and performance solutions, as well as providing ongoing updates and support.

Clients benefit by having a higher service level, including the maintenance of data feeds, which helps to achieve faster deployments and lower total overall cost of ownership. Previously, data integration was charged separately as part of a client’s implementation. The data integration service is now available to new investment accounting and performance measurement clients deployed via Eagle ACCESS.

“Eagle’s new data integration services offering resonates with companies that have had their IT resources reduced in recent years,” said Mal Cullen, managing director and head of Eagle ACCESS. “Eagle ACCESS is the fastest growing part of our business, and we continue to seek out new enhancements to make integration as seamless as possible. The service is garnering significant interest from the market.”

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