Your Bank’s Check Program, Reimagined: Smarter Contracts, Real Savings
- CP Insurance Associates
- Jun 3
- 2 min read
Our team was recently introduced to the experts behind CrossCheck Consulting. Robert Deleidi and Bradley Ward are two professionals with extensive experience in the check printing industry that are leveraging their knowledge to help banks find significant savings in their check program.
Reducing Your Banks Operational Costs
CrossCheck Consulting provides a niche service that can be highly beneficial for banks, but the best news is that they don’t get paid until they find ways for your bank to save money. Offering a review of your current check program and a detailed needs analysis for delivering results that align with your desired results, they assess the ways they can optimize your check program.
Negotiating the Best Deal for Your Check Program
The best time to reach out to Robert and Bradley, is 18 to 6 months prior to your check program renewal. They can take ownership of the RFP process to validate that you are getting fair market pricing and help you negotiate a contract renewal with your current provider or evaluate proposals from competing providers. Negotiating various aspects of your contract, they dive into the details to make sure you are getting the best deal possible.
Pricing That Makes Sense
We love that CrossCheck Consulting is designed to put Robert and Bradley’s expertise into action and help your bank operate more efficiently. We also love their philosophy of, “we win, when you win.” There are no up-front fees or retainer fees, as a performance-based organization, they are paid a small percentage of what their services save your bank.
Our team at CP Insurance Associates is excited to connect you to great people in the banking industry. With an approach that parallels our dynamic of creating effective solutions with expertise and increasing operational efficiency, we are happy to recommend CrossCheck Consulting. Reach out to Robert Deleidi and Bradley Ward on their Webpage: https://www.crosscheckgroup.com
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