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CINC Systems and HOA Invest Partner to Automate Off-Book Reserve Visibility for Community Association Management

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New integration brings HOA Invest account balances, transactions, and statements directly into CINC, giving management companies a more connected view of off-book reserves without disrupting existing banking relationships.

DULUTH, Ga., June 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — CINC Systems, the AI-native platform for community association management, today announced a new integration and partnership with HOA Invest, a platform which grants access to investment advisory solutions built for community associations.

The integration addresses one of the most persistent financial visibility challenges in community association management: off-book reserve accounts held outside a management company’s partner banking relationship.

A non-partner account is a reserve investment account held outside the management company’s integrated banking partners—typically a brokerage or custodial account at a broker-dealer (for example, Merrill Lynch “ML”, Morgan Stanley “MS”, LPL Financial, or UBS, etc.)—so balances, transactions and statements are not automatically visible inside the management company’s accounting platform.

The integration is intended for associations that have moved their reserves into non-partner investment accounts (i.e. ML, MS, UBS, etc), self-managed associations seeking more structured reserve investment support, and accounting teams currently reconciling off-book reserve accounts by hand. HOA Invest supports these accounts through advisory affiliates and preferred institutional custodial platforms, including Charles Schwab and Fidelity Institutional.

Today, many associations maintain reserve funds across off book non-partner investment accounts (i.e. ML, MS, UBS, etc) or investment accounts that are not directly visible inside their management software. Managers and accounting teams often have to wait for monthly statements, collect updates from boards or advisors, log into separate portals, and manually enter balances into CINC. That process creates delays, increases the risk of errors, and makes it harder to deliver timely board reporting.

Through the integration, account balances, transactions, statements and fixed income reports managed through the HOA Invest platform can flow directly into CINC, giving management companies a more automated, centralized view of reserve information without interrupting an associations existing banking relationships. Investment holdings visibility is expected to be added in a future phase, to include underlying holdings such as CDs and U.S. Treasuries.

“Community association management is becoming more complex, and financial visibility is one of the places where that complexity shows up most clearly,” said Ryan Davis, Chief Executive Officer of CINC Systems. “Boards need timely, trusted information to make better decisions. Managers need less manual work standing between them and the communities they serve. This partnership with HOA Invest helps bring off-book reserve visibility into the same connected platform where management companies already manage accounting, banking, payments, operations, and board reporting.”

The partnership gives management companies a way to reduce the manual work associated with tracking off-book reserves while strengthening transparency for boards and communities. With HOA Invest and CINC, balances can be updated automatically, transactions can be integrated, statements can be centralized, and reserve-related records can be easier to access for audits, board packets, financial reviews, and reporting.

For boards, the integration provides greater confidence that reserve information is easier to see, easier to review, and connected to the financial workflows their management company already uses. For managers and accounting teams, it reduces the need to chase statements, key in balances, and reconcile information across disconnected systems.

“Reserve management has always required trust — trust that the information is accurate, that the funds are protected, and that the right people have visibility at the right time,” said Jessica McConnell, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of HOA Invest. “This partnership gives management companies and boards a more modern way to manage that visibility. HOA Invest gives, through its affiliates, access to fiduciary guidance and tailored investment support, while CINC brings the integrated accounting and operational platform management companies rely on every day. Together, we provide a solution where associations can manage reserve funds with greater transparency, efficiency, and confidence.”

HOA Invest affiliated fiduciary investment advisors work directly with managers and boards to review financials and provide tailored reserve investment recommendations. Unlike approaches that require associations to move operating or reserve accounts away from existing relationships, the CINC and HOA Invest partnership is designed to support reserves already held beyond the primary bank, giving boards and management companies a more connected way to manage investment visibility while maintaining continuity in their broader banking structure.

The integration reflects CINC’s broader strategy to bring accounting, operations, resident engagement, board governance, banking, payments, and workflow intelligence into one connected platform for community association management.

The CINC and HOA Invest integration is available for eligible customers. To learn more, CINC customers can contact their Client Growth Manager or connect with HOA Invest to review reserve investment needs and activation steps.

About CINC Systems

CINC Systems is the AI-native platform for community association management, trusted by more than 1,000 management companies serving 55,000+ associations and 6 million+ doors. Built on more than twenty years of integrated platform data spanning accounting, operations, resident experience, banking, and payments, CINC processed more than $25 billion in community payments in 2025. Cephai, CINC’s intelligence system, is woven natively into that foundation to help management companies reduce tedious work, increase visibility, and operate with greater efficiency. CINC is backed by Hg and Spectrum Equity. For more information, visit www.cincsystems.com.

About HOA Invest

HOA Invest helps homeowners associations and community associations simplify reserve investment management through technology and its affiliation to Registered Investment Advisers who provide fiduciary guidance, and tailored investment strategies. With more than 25 years of industry experience, including 16 years dedicated to HOAs and association management, HOA Invest provides communities with tools designed to improve visibility, streamline financial management, support informed decision-making, and help align investments with applicable regulatory guidelines and governing documents. Through its proprietary HOA Invest Technology, paired with its affiliated SEC-registered investment advisors, HOA Invest offers daily updates, customized investment strategies, and expert guidance tailored to each community’s goals. For more information, visit www.hoainvest.com.

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HOA Invest is a technology and referral platform and is not itself a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, custodian, or bank. Investment advisory services made available through HOA Invest are provided by affiliated SEC-registered investment advisers, which are under common ownership with HOA Invest. Registration with the SEC does not imply a certain level of skill or training. References to custodians, broker-dealers, banking relationships, or institutional platforms are for informational purposes only and do not imply endorsement, affiliation, or sponsorship unless expressly stated.

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Catapult Becomes First Music Distributor to Integrate AI Disclosure Directly into Distribution Platform

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Catapult today announced it has become the first music distributor to embed mandatory AI disclosure fields into its distribution platform. Artists and labels uploading new releases must now indicate whether any element of the project such as cover art, sound recording, composition, or the artist identity itself was generated or substantially assisted by artificial intelligence.

FRISCO, Texas, July 27, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Catapult today announced it has become the first music distributor to embed mandatory AI disclosure fields into its distribution platform. Artists and labels uploading new releases must now indicate whether any element of the project such as cover art, sound recording, composition, or the artist identity itself was generated or substantially assisted by artificial intelligence.

“By giving artists and labels a simple, transparent way to disclose AI use at the point of delivery, we protect intellectual property, keep releases fully compliant with store guidelines, and help expand the overall market for creators who choose to work with these new tools.”

When submitting content, artists are prompted at every relevant section to answer whether that specific data was AI-generated. Clear yes/no disclosure questions appear next to cover art uploads, sound recording details, composition information, and artist identity fields, making the process straightforward and impossible to overlook.

The update arrives as a growing number of digital music stores and streaming platforms are beginning to require clear disclosure of AI involvement. By building the requirement into the submission workflow itself, Catapult ensures every release it delivers already meets current and emerging platform rules. Failure to accurately disclose AI use can result in music being removed or taken down from stores and streaming services. Honesty is therefore the best policy to both protect the artist’s release and to maintain long-term access to the platforms that drive revenue.

“AI is still in its early days in the music industry, but the volume of AI-assisted submissions is rising quickly,” said Caleb Carruth, founder of Catapult. “We decided to lead rather than follow. By giving artists and labels a simple, transparent way to disclose AI use at the point of delivery, we protect intellectual property, keep releases fully compliant with store guidelines, and help expand the overall market for creators who choose to work with these new tools.”

The company emphasized that the new disclosure fields are designed to support, not restrict, artists. Creators who use AI for artwork, composition assistance, vocal generation, or other elements can now declare that use accurately and move forward with confidence that their releases will be accepted by the platforms that increasingly demand such transparency.

Catapult views the feature as part of a broader commitment to growing the total opportunity for independent artists while maintaining the integrity of the music marketplace. By staying ahead of platform requirements, the distributor aims to reduce friction for its clients, safeguard intellectual-property rights, and ultimately help artists generate more revenue in an evolving landscape.

Catapult is an independent music distribution service that delivers releases to major streaming platforms and digital stores worldwide on behalf of artists and labels. Founded in 1997, the company focuses on accurate metadata, artist support, and practical tools that help creators navigate a rapidly changing industry.

For more information, visit https://www.catapultdistribution.com

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Caleb Carruth, Catapult, 1 8448954236, inquiries@catapultdistribution.com, https://www.catapultdistribution.com/

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Modern Corrections Runs on Connected Infrastructure: Securus Technologies Advances the Future of Connected Corrections at ACA

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For more than 30 years, Securus has helped correctional agencies modernize operations through purpose-built technology that strengthens safety, efficiency, visibility, and outcomes.

PLANO, Texas, July 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Correctional agencies today face increasing pressure to improve safety, strengthen investigations, expand programming, and operate more efficiently amid persistent staffing and budget challenges. At the American Correctional Association (ACA) 156th Congress of Correction and Correctional Exposition, July 30–August 2 in Pittsburgh, Securus Technologies will engage correctional leaders on how connected technology infrastructure can reduce complexity, improve operational performance, strengthen safety, and support better outcomes.

For more than 30 years, Securus has helped agencies modernize communications, investigations, operations, and programming through technology built specifically for correctional environments. Its integrated platform brings together communications, mobility, investigative intelligence, education, and operational insights in a connected ecosystem designed to help agencies operate more efficiently and effectively.

Backed by national scale, deep workflow integration, and decades of corrections expertise, Securus helps agencies modernize with confidence. Continued investment in secure infrastructure and innovation enables the company to support correctional environments ranging from local facilities to some of the nation’s largest systems while delivering the operational reliability agencies depend on.

Visit Securus at Booth 1119.

Technology Has Become Operating Infrastructure

Correctional technology has become essential operational infrastructure. Beyond communications, agencies increasingly rely on connected networks, devices, intelligence tools, education platforms, and operational systems to improve safety, efficiency, accountability, and outcomes.

As demands grow around staffing, visibility, and reentry, agencies need technology that works as a unified ecosystem rather than a collection of standalone products. Built specifically for correctional environments, Securus combines purpose-built infrastructure, integrated platforms, and deep corrections expertise to help agencies modernize with confidence and support their evolving needs over time.

One Ecosystem. Built Around How Facilities Actually Operate.

As corrections leaders come together at ACA, Securus provides firsthand insight into how a connected corrections ecosystem helps agencies modernize the core functions that drive facility performance, from communications and officer mobility to investigative intelligence, education, and operational visibility.

Featured demonstrations include:

EVOTAB® Tablets: A purpose-built corrections technology platform that transforms fragmented services into modern, connected infrastructure. Built on flexible LTE, Wi-Fi, and hybrid deployment models, EVOTAB enables secure access to communications, education, workforce development, and rehabilitative programming while helping agencies simplify administration, expand access to services, and modernize operations. Partner facilities have reported a 22% reduction in infractions following secure tablet deployment.Officer T80: A secure mobile device purpose-built for corrections professionals that consolidates critical staff tools into a single platform, helping officers access information more efficiently, reduce administrative burden, and respond more effectively in dynamic operating environments.OmniLens® Investigative Intelligence: A unified intelligence platform that brings together communications, investigative insights, and risk indicators to help agencies identify threats earlier, strengthen investigations, improve coordination, and support more informed operational decisions.Securus One: The secure infrastructure layer that connects communications, intelligence, operational workflows, and daily services across the correctional environment. By integrating people, services, and systems into a single platform, Securus One helps agencies reduce complexity, improve visibility, and create a scalable foundation for future innovation.

These solutions move agencies beyond fragmented technologies and disconnected vendors toward a more connected operating environment. Because they are designed to work together on a common infrastructure, agencies gain greater visibility, reduce operational complexity, and create a more scalable foundation for future modernization.

Secure Connectivity Built Around Agency Needs

Because no two correctional environments are alike, Securus offers flexible deployment models, including LTE, Wi‑Fi, and hybrid solutions, that align with each agency’s infrastructure, security requirements, and operating environment. Whether serving a county jail or a statewide system, Securus helps agencies expand secure access, improve visibility, and modernize on their terms.

Visibility That Drives Better Decisions

Safety, accountability, and operational performance depend on timely, actionable insight. Securus embeds visibility into everyday workflows, helping administrators and investigators monitor activity, identify risks, strengthen investigations, and make more informed decisions.

The result is greater operational awareness, stronger outcomes, and more efficient use of resources across the facility.

“For more than three decades, Securus has helped agencies modernize how facilities operate. Today, we are helping shape the future of connected corrections by bringing secure communications, mobility, investigations, programming, and operational intelligence into one integrated ecosystem designed around each agency’s needs,” said Kevin Elder, Interim CEO & President, Securus Technologies. “Our scale allows us to continually invest in the infrastructure, security, innovation, and operational expertise that help agencies modernize with confidence. As technology becomes increasingly central to safety, operations, and rehabilitation, we remain focused on helping customers build safer, more efficient, and more adaptable environments that can evolve alongside the needs of modern corrections.”

About Securus Technologies

Securus Technologies, an Aventiv company and the industry leader, equips more than 1,800 correctional agencies with a comprehensive portfolio of technology solutions that enhance public safety and optimize facility operations. Securus helps agencies bring communications, intelligence, mobility, education, monitoring, and operational visibility together in one integrated ecosystem that improves safety, efficiency, and outcomes. Through purpose-built infrastructure, extensive corrections expertise, and continuous investment in innovation, Securus helps agencies modernize how corrections work while supporting successful reentry and stronger communities.

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Tri Lite, Inc. Welcomes Aron S. Ruben to Lead Business Development and Account Management

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CHICAGO, July 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Tri Lite, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of specialty lighting and electrical products for the material handling and safety markets, today announced the appointment of Aron S. Ruben as Business Development & Account Manager.

In this role, Ruben will be responsible for cultivating new business relationships, strengthening existing dealer, distributor, and OEM partnerships, and driving growth across Tri Lite’s line of loading dock lights, warning lights, beacons, portable task lights, and MARS safety products. He will work closely with Tri Lite’s sales and operations teams to identify new opportunities and ensure that customers continue to receive the responsive, high-quality service on which the company has built its reputation.

“What excites me most is the opportunity to join a company with real history, trusted products, and a strong foundation for continued growth,” said Ruben. “Tri Lite has a respected name in industrial lighting, dock safety, warning lights, signaling solutions, and MARS safety products, and I’m excited to help build on that legacy with energy, creativity, and a customer-first approach.”

Ruben added that his focus will be on building long-term, results-driven relationships with customers. “I plan to help customers succeed by being proactive, responsive, and highly engaged,” he said. “My goal is to understand each customer’s business, what products they rely on, what challenges they face, and where Tri Lite can help them operate more efficiently, serve their customers better, or identify new opportunities.”

“My approach is simple: listen first, follow through, and build trust through consistent action,” Ruben said. “I believe strong customer relationships are earned over time by being reliable, honest, responsive, and genuinely invested in the customer’s success.”

Ruben brings a diverse background to business development, shaped by sales, operations, marketing, and branding experience across a wide range of industries — from maritime fishing and seafood export to entertainment marketing and film and television production to leadership roles in the medicinal and recreational cannabis industry across multiple states. That range has taught him how to step into fast-moving markets, quickly understand customers, build relationships, solve problems, and create momentum from the ground up. His background also reflects a multicultural, international perspective, shaped by his education and work across the United States, Iceland, Italy, and Europe, which has made him adaptable, curious, and comfortable working across different industries, cultures, and business environments.

Founded in 1987, Tri Lite has grown into an industry leader known for durable, American-made lighting and electrical solutions used on loading docks, forklifts, emergency vehicles, and in industrial facilities worldwide. The company’s products are sold globally through a network of dealers, distributors, and original equipment manufacturers.

About Tri Lite, Inc.

Tri Lite, Inc. is a leading designer and manufacturer of specialty lighting and electrical products for the material handling and safety markets. Founded in 1987, the company is committed to product innovation, customer satisfaction, and environmental responsibility, offering dock lights and signals, warning lights, back-up alarms, and sirens that are made in the U.S.A. and sold globally. For more information, visit www.triliteinc.com.

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