Soon after gaining a new client relationship in the credit union market, MBSi landed a partnership to drive vehicle recoveries and efficiency via what the company called near-time data.

On Wednesday, MBSi and Loanbridge announced a new partnership to integrate Loanbridge vehicle data into the RecoveryConnect platform. This arrangement includes salvage, impound, accident, and other key data sources, providing access to a broad range of valuable, actionable insights within a centralized system.

The companies said the integration will help users make informed decisions and drive increased recoveries with actionable alerts throughout the recovery lifecycle.

Loanbridge provides near-time data integration, simplifying vehicle management for dealerships, lenders and collectors. With Loanbridge’s data integrated into RecoveryConnect, users can proactively monitor their portfolio for vehicle events, allowing for better and more informed insights throughout their recovery process.

“We’re excited to partner with MBSi as it expands our data to new customers,” Loanbridge CEO Alex Wilhelm said in a news release. “Our near-time notifications integrate seamlessly into RecoveryConnect, making it accessible and efficient for users. This is just the beginning of a partnership offering continued innovation and opportunity for us, for MBSi, and for our clients. We look forward to growing this collaboration in the future.”

MBSi reiterated that it is focused on developing advanced technologies and tools to help clients work more efficiently, effectively and safely while building trust, maintaining compliance and reducing costs.

“This integration of Loanbridge data into RecoveryConnect is a big win for our users as it allows them to be more efficient and provides access to reliable data to be successful,” MBSi president Ray Peloso. “This integration with RecoveryConnect allows for automated and actionable vehicle insights to our customers at the moment of recovery decision-making — enhancing data accessibility and amplifying its strategic value.

“We’re excited to continue finding innovative ways to expand and enhance what we can offer our clients — in this case, a best-in-class data provider,” Peloso added.

And one of MBSi’s newest clients is Desert Financial Credit Union.