Of the 20 companies Finovate leaked in a blog post this week, six companies to demo during the September New York fintech event promised to show off new stuff. We like new stuff, so take a peek below at those companies that have already hinted at news to hit during FinovateFall 2012:
Actiance, a communication provider.
The Belmont, Calif.-based company promises to show off the integration of its social media-enabled platform, Socialite, into Salesforce. The integration, which was formally announced in July, lets users “link Socialite contacts to Salesforce accounts and send Socialite activity to Salesforce when contacts provide feedback or respond to posted content.” The pairing hopes to improve ties between sales and marketing teams with their prospects. Plus, the company says it will also demo a new iPhone mobile app in September.
Business Centric Services Group, which equips small businesses with tools.
BCSG is showing small businesses some love with plans to debut a cloud-based package that it says will help their owners “manage and grow their businesses.” Details are scarce, but the company did identity the price point: $25 a month.
Personal Capital, a PFM provider.
During its seven minutes on stage, the wealth management startup says it will unveil new features aimed at offering its users a “deeper transparency” into their retirement plans. Personal Capital offers users an online dashboard, iPad and iPhone apps that showcase all of a user’s financial data in one place.
Pindrop Security, a fraud prevention company.
Pindrop Security promises to promote “its latest solution for financial institutions that rely on the phone for transactions.”
Prepaid Resources, which provides the prepaid debit industry with technology and consultancy services.
BenefitsDirect Direct Deposit Management is what Prepaid Resources will brief attendees on. The startup writes: “Capture recurring federal benefits, state benefits and payroll deposits through your account holder website, in-branch, at retail, by mobile app or via live agent. Track enrollment success and measure direct deposit activity to proactively personalize account holder relationships.”
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