David Buerger

Santa Rosa, CA (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal

CUneXus Solutions, Inc.

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Location: Santa Rosa
Industry: Software
Year Founded: 2011
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Growth (not profitable)
Entity Type: "C" Corporation
Description: If you are interested in financial services technology (fintech) investments with rapid scalability potential, we encourage you to take a close look at our deal and contact us for more information. CUneXus is a software startup focused on data-driven consumer lending solutions that help financial institutions maximize the potential of valuable customer relationships. Our pioneering technologies are at the forefront of the transition to a new era of responsible on-demand lending and borrowing, empowering consumers with perpetual insight into their personal buying power and immediate access to pre-approved loans at every touchpoint. At the heart of our product suite is cplXpress - a rules engine and campaign dashboard that applies the patents-pending CPL processes that enable a lender to communicate their entire suite of loan products to customers 24/7/365. Recipients are presented personalized product sets and pricing on a pre-approved basis (no loan application necessary), with the ability to instantly accept loan offers on-demand and initiate pre-approved purchase transactions in real-time. Our product is completely novel at this time, with no other financial services technology vendors offering a competitive product or service. In December 2013, a seamless integration with Digital Insight's (formerly Intuit Financial Services) online banking platform was released to over 1,000 potential client institutions. Within just a few short weeks, two credit unions (including one of the nation's largest) had signed 3-year contracts, with three additional contracts under negotiation, including a large bank client. Digital Insight mobile banking integration is scheduled for spring 2014 release. We seek bridge funding to allow us to hire additional resources and continue rapid growth and R&D through mid-2014, when we expect to break even.