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ClairMail launches mobile banking for iPhone
December 17, 2008
NOVATO, Calif. — ClairMail Inc., a leader in two-way mobile phone-based customer interaction, has released the latest version of the ClairMail System, which now includes a premier mobile Web solution optimized for the iPhone.
According to a news release, the iPhone solution includes comprehensive mobile banking and payments functionality found in ClairMail's traditional mobile Web offering — for account management, fund transfers, bill payments, ATM/branch locators, etc. — presented on the iPhone's rich user interface.
ClairMail's secure mobile Web solution possesses the intelligence to adjust its user interface based on the capability of the mobile device. If a customer accesses the mobile Web from an iPhone, for example, the user interface is presented in a style and format appropriate for the iPhone. If a customer accesses the mobile Web from a different device, the user interface is presented in a format appropriate for that particular device — all from the same mobile web URL.
"As iPhone-use continues to rise, it becomes increasingly important for financial institutions to offer a convenient, secure and easy-to-use mobile banking and payments solution that leverages the rich user interface capabilities of the iPhone," said Joseph Salesky, chief executive of ClairMail. "Along with numerous other enhancements in our new release, iPhone optimization will appeal directly to iPhone-owning bank customers, supporting our objective of delivering exceptional consumer adoption and usage for financial institutions."
ClairMail's newest release delivers new features and functional enhancements throughout the ClairMail System. Its latest release introduces functional support for Microsoft SQL Server and for bill-payment integration via OFX; in addition, ClairMail provides functional enhancements to its already rich offering in terms of customer support, systems management and reporting.
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