GuildSuper, which manages $2.4 billion on behalf of over 80,000 members across the pharmacy, childcare, veterinary and allied health industries, has announced it has selected Iress to enable its digital transformation.
The implementation of Iress’ SuperStream gateway services SuperConnector, which would enable employers to make superannuation contributions to multiple super funds for their employees from one central portal, the firm said.
Following this, Iress’ automated super admin was a technology-enabled administration service which reduced the number of manual processes required for managing fund operations and compliance obligations.
Iress general manager of superannuation, Jeff Hall said: “We’ve been delighted to partner with Guild on its digital transformation.
“Our guiding approach has been to complement Guild’s member and employer-focused services with technology to optimise process efficiency and eliminate unnecessary and manual tasks.”
Guild Trustee Services general manager, Greg Everett, said: “With Iress’ support, we look forward to building on this platform to continue to improve both the experience, and ultimate retirement outcomes, of our members”.
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