Two Leading Technology Innovators Combine to Further Enhance and Streamline Screening and Credit Reporting Industries
MeridianLink, a leading provider of cloud-based software solutions for financial institutions, announced the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of TazWorks™, a premier technology platform for consumer reporting agencies (CRAs) and the creator of TazWorks Software™ and TazCloud™, a powerful background screening platform.
TazWorks has served as a leader in the industry for over 20 years. Its powerful screening platform and suite of screening applications, integrations, and advanced business intelligence tools help companies make better decisions at modern business speed. By leveraging the power of its innovative API infrastructure, TazWorks’ cloud-based platform enables companies to develop custom applications and integrate with the industry’s top third-party partners.
“It is exciting to bring two leading technology innovators together to help organizations streamline their screening and credit reporting processes,” said Nicolaas Vlok, CEO of MeridianLink. “TazWorks forms the perfect complement to our Mortgage Credit Link business, enabling MeridianLink to provide the Consumer Reporting Agency community with a better and more enriching experience.”
MeridianLink is the creator and developer of Mortgage Credit Link™ (MCL). This browser-based API solution provides a stable and powerful fulfillment hub for consumer data verification and analytics. MCL also provides a complete, easy-to-use front-end for CRAs to automate and securely manage order fulfillment from any device, anywhere.
“We are confident the deep collective CRA experience of our two amazing organizations, coupled with MeridianLink’s investment, will accelerate TazWorks’ product development and roadmap,” said Barton Taylor, CEO and founder of TazWorks. “This acquisition will allow increased innovation within screening technology, and further API development will provide a faster delivery of these products to the industry.”
