Geodatavision
GeoDataVision is a privately held, founder-owned U.S. consulting firm founded in 1994 that uses proprietary GIS mapping to deliver CRA, HMDA, and Fair Lending compliance services, mapping products, and market data to community and mid-size banks.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1994
- HeadquartersWallingford, United States
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Geodatavision does
GeoDataVision is a privately held, founder-owned consulting firm founded in 1994 by Len Suzio and headquartered at 61 N. Plains Industrial Road, Wallingford, Connecticut. The firm provides CRA (Community Reinvestment Act), HMDA (Home Mortgage Disclosure Act), and Fair Lending compliance services, mapping products, and data analytics to U.S. community and mid-size banks, with an emerging footprint in mortgage-company compliance under state-level rules such as NY Section 120 and the NY State CRA rule. Its core technology is a proprietary GIS (Geographic Information System) mapping platform combined with relational database techniques that correlate census-tract-level demographic and income data with bank loan and deposit data, enabling assessment area delineation, REMA construction, "hot market" identification, and geographic distribution analysis used by community banks in CRA performance evaluations. Lead consultants Len Suzio (CRA) and Steve Day (Fair Lending) bring more than three decades each of bank advisory experience, prior in-bank operating roles, Congressional testimony, and recurring keynote presence at ABA and ACB national compliance conferences.
The product and service portfolio is organized into three pillars. Mapping products include CRA Assessment Area Maps, Loan Distribution Maps, Market Data Maps, Census Tract Street Maps, Demographic Maps, Zip Code Maps, Deposit Maps, Branch Closing Analysis Maps, Climate Risk Maps, and a Climate Risk Meter, delivered through live interactive mapping sessions and custom interactive maps. CRA services encompass Performance Evaluation Reports, Assessment Area Reviews, Key Performance Benchmark Reports (peer-filterable by asset size and product mix), CRA Program Templates, Data Scrubs, Geocoding, and Process and Procedures Reviews. Fair Lending services include HMDA Mortgage Market Reports, Fair Lending Risk Analysis Reports (using two-factor statistical analysis with 5% significance testing), Minority Market Reports, and consulting/training. Supporting assets include Community Needs Assessments, Branch Closing Analysis Reports, CRA/HMDA Data Entry Guides, the CRA Census Tract Reference Books, 2022 Census Tract Downloads, the 2022 Majority-Minority Census Tract Map, a paid CRA training webinar series ($250/webinar or $500 for a 3-webinar bundle, approved for ABA and ICB continuing-education credits), the members-only CRA and Fair Lending Compliance Resource Center, and The Compliance 911 Show (a 100+ episode webinar/podcast co-hosted with M&M Consulting).
GeoDataVision monetizes through four streams: fee-based consulting and training engagements priced on a quote basis under multi-year contracts; one-time purchases of custom market and demographic reports and maps; recurring paid membership to the Compliance Resource Center (annual billing, pricing tier undisclosed); and paid training webinars. Free lead-generation assets (2024 Community Development Reports, Small Business Market Rank & Share Reports limited to 3 states per request, free interactive census tract and MSA maps) are offered in exchange for contact details to seed the sales pipeline. Go-to-market is direct and relationship-driven, anchored by named senior advisors, supported by thought leadership content (an extensive blog, JD Supra syndication, The Compliance 911 Show), and reinforced through speaking at ABA, ACB, and state compliance meetings. Customer scale signals include 700+ lifetime clients and 3,000+ completed projects across the firm's 30-year operating history, with multiple documented multi-decade client relationships.
Geodatavision firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Geodatavision
- Legal name
- GeoDataVision
- Website
- https://geodatavision.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1994
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- GeoDataVision is a privately held, founder-owned U.S. consulting firm founded in 1994 that uses proprietary GIS mapping to deliver CRA, HMDA, and Fair Lending compliance services, mapping products, and market data to community and mid-size banks.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Geodatavision industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Banking Compliance Services
- NAICS
- Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services (54136)
- SIC
- Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services (1382)
- akta.pro primary industry
- GIS & Spatial Data Management Platforms (BPAMANAK)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Environmental Reporting, Dashboards & Regulatory Submittals (Automated Reports, e-Reporting) (EUAHAKAL), Geocoding, Search & Place Data Platforms (BPAMANAC)
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Where Geodatavision is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Wallingford
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
Geodatavision business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Consulting and Training Services: Fee-based CRA, HMDA, and Fair Lending consulting, training, and assessment area review engagements with community and mid-size banks. Engagements include Process and Procedures Reviews, CRA Program Templates, and bespoke advisory work.
- Custom Reports and Mapping Products: One-time report and map purchases including HMDA Mortgage Market Reports, Fair Lending Risk Analysis Reports, Minority Market Reports, Loan Distribution Maps, Demographic Maps, Deposit Maps, Branch Closing Analysis Reports, and over 20 different market and demographic reports.
- Compliance Resource Center Membership: Recurring paid membership for access to the CRA and Fair Lending Compliance Resource Center library.
- Training Webinars: Paid CRA training webinars, priced at $250 each or $500 for a bundle of 3; webinars approved for ABA and ICB continuing education credits.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | CRA Training Webinar (individual) |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | CRA Training Webinar Bundle (3-part series) |
| Subscription | Annual | Compliance Resource Center Membership |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Custom Consulting, Reports, and Maps |
| Freemium | Pay-as-you-go | Free Lead-Gen Reports |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels8 records
Geodatavision product offering
Product offeringCore offering
GeoDataVision provides community and mid-size banks with sophisticated CRA performance evaluations, HMDA market analysis, and Fair Lending risk assessments using proprietary GIS mapping technology. Its offerings include custom mapping products (CRA Assessment Area Maps, Loan Distribution Maps, Demographic Maps, Deposit Maps, Climate Risk Maps), consulting services (CRA Program Templates, Performance Evaluation Reports, Process and Procedures Reviews), Fair Lending consulting and training, training webinars, and a members-only CRA and Fair Lending Compliance Resource Center.
Product overview
GeoDataVision offers a portfolio of professional services and mapping products for community and mid-size banks covering Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA), and Fair Lending compliance. The portfolio is organized into three core service lines — Mapping Products and Services (including CRA Assessment Area Maps, Loan Distribution Maps, Market Data Maps, Census Tract Street Maps, Demographic Maps, Zip Code Maps, Deposit Maps, Branch Closing Analysis Maps, Climate Risk Maps, and Climate Risk Meter, plus Live Mapping Analysis and Custom Interactive Maps), CRA products and services (CRA Performance Evaluation Reports, Assessment Area Review live sessions, Key Performance Benchmark Reports, CRA Program Template, Data Scrubs, Geocoding Records, and Process and Procedures Review), and Fair Lending Products and Services (HMDA Mortgage Market Reports, Fair Lending Risk Analysis Reports, Fair Lending Consulting and Training, and Minority Market Reports) — together with supporting Branch Closing Analysis Reports, CRA and HMDA Data Entry Guides, and Community Needs Assessment Reports. The offering is supplemented by reference data products such as the 2022 Majority-Minority Census Tract Map, 2024 HMDA Mortgage Market Rank & Share Reports, 2024 Community Development Reports, Small Business Lending Market Rank & Share Reports, CRA Census Tract Reference Books, and 2022 Census Tract Downloads, as well as training programs (CRA Training Webinars and CRA Training and Consulting), the members-only GeoDataVision CRA and Fair Lending Compliance Resource Center, and The Compliance 911 Show content series.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- CRA Assessment Area Maps Maps that delineate and visualize CRA Assessment Areas for community and mid-size banks, used to analyze geographic distribution of loans and identify lending patterns within designated areas.
- Loan Distribution Maps Maps showing geographic distribution of bank loan portfolios across census tracts and income classifications to evaluate lending patterns.
- Market Data Maps Maps that overlay market-level HMDA and CRA data to help banks understand competitive positioning and identify market opportunities.
- Census Tract Street Maps Street-level maps showing census tract boundaries overlaid on geographic features for compliance and market analysis purposes.
- Demographic Maps Maps visualizing demographic data such as race, ethnicity, and income across geographic areas to support CRA and Fair Lending analyses.
- Zip Code Maps Maps showing zip code boundaries and demographics used to evaluate lending patterns and identify service areas.
- Deposit Maps Maps displaying deposit distribution by branch based on Summary of Deposits data, showing market share and competitive positioning.
- Branch Closing Analysis Maps Maps used to evaluate the impact of branch closings on a community, including service area analysis and demographic context.
- Climate Risk Maps Maps product line dedicated to climate risk visualization for banking institutions.
- Climate Risk Meter Quantitative climate risk measurement tool for assessing climate-related financial risks at the geographic level.
- Live Mapping Analysis Live, on-internet mapping sessions enabling clients to interactively analyze CRA and HMDA data with GeoDataVision consultants in real time.
- Custom Interactive Maps Custom-built interactive map solutions tailored to specific bank analysis and compliance needs.
- CRA Performance Evaluation Reports Comprehensive CRA performance evaluation analyses that prepare banks for regulatory examinations, including assessment area analysis and lending test reviews.
- Assessment Area Review (Live Mapping Session) Live interactive session reviewing a bank's CRA assessment area configuration to ensure optimal delineation for compliance purposes.
- Key Performance Benchmark Reports (KPBs) Benchmark reports that compare a bank's lending performance against market and peer performance metrics to support CRA evaluations.
- CRA Program Template Template document and structure for building a bank-wide CRA compliance program aligned with regulatory expectations.
- Data Scrubs Data cleansing services for HMDA and CRA loan data to ensure accuracy and regulatory compliance before submission or analysis.
- Geocoding Records Geocoding services to assign census tract, income class, and minority status identifiers to loan records for CRA analysis.
- Process and Procedures Review Review of a bank's CRA-related processes and procedures to identify compliance gaps and recommend improvements.
- HMDA Mortgage Market Reports Market reports analyzing HMDA mortgage data to support CRA and Fair Lending compliance and competitive analysis.
- Fair Lending Risk Analysis Reports Custom-built fair lending risk analyses covering redlining, pricing disparities, and other fair lending compliance risks.
- Fair Lending Consulting and Training Consulting and training services for Fair Lending compliance, led by experienced fair lending practitioners.
- Minority Market Reports Reports analyzing lending performance in minority and majority-minority tracts to support fair lending and CRA analysis.
- Branch Closing Analysis Reports Community impact studies evaluating the convenience, service scope, deposit impact, and CRA implications of branch closings.
- Community Needs Assessment Reports Market studies identifying financial services and community development needs within a bank's assessment area, including demographic, housing, and business analyses.
- CRA Training and Consulting CRA training and consulting services to help banks understand and meet regulatory expectations.
- GeoDataVision CRA Training Webinars Series of CRA training webinars approved for continuing education credits by ABA and ICB, with each webinar priced at $250 and a discounted price of $500 for the full 3-webinar series.
- CRA and Fair Lending Compliance Resource Center Members-only online resource center providing access to CRA and Fair Lending sample reports, HMDA market data, CRA market data, tract income and minority maps, MSA maps, national community development reports, and benchmark reports.
- Free 2024 Community Development Reports Free 2024 GeoDataVision Community Development Market Reports organized by state, revealing market rank and ratio of CD lending compared to bank size by total assets, sourced from FFIEC Community Development data.
- 2024 HMDA Mortgage Market Rank & Share Reports Market rank and market share reports built from the official 2024 FFIEC HMDA Aggregate & Disclosure data, used for CRA and Fair Lending analysis.
- Small Business Lending Market Rank & Share Reports Small Business Loan Market Rank and Market Share Reports by state and county, compiled from FFIEC CRA Aggregate & Disclosure Data.
- CRA Census Tract Reference Books Free reference books organized by state, county, and tract containing tract identities, tract income classification, majority/minority status, distressed status, underserved status, and the EMFI needed to compute borrower income class.
- 2022 Majority-Minority Census Tract Map Free interactive map showing 2022 majority-minority census tract designations based on the 2020 Census, used to identify geographic areas for CRA and Fair Lending analysis.
Quantifiable outcome
- 700+ clients served across the company's history.
- +3 more outcomes
Companies that use Geodatavision
Customer profileNamed customers4 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Geodatavision technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature5 records
Geodatavision partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- M&M Consulting, LLCcoreCo-host partnership for The Compliance 911 Show webinar/podcast series. Dean Stockford, President and CEO of M&M Consulting, joins Len Suzio as co-host, providing 'no-nonsense insights on regulatory topics like CRA, HMDA, and Fair Lending.' The partnership is referenced across 100+ episodes, including the landmark 100th episode with Dr. Kenneth H. Thomas.
- JD SupraminorContent syndication partnership: GeoDataVision documents are published on JD Supra (linked from site footer as 'View GeoDataVision documents on JD Supra'), extending reach to legal, compliance, and banking professionals.
- ABA (American Bankers Association)minorCRA training webinar programs have been approved for continuing education credits by ABA, providing GeoDataVision webinars with formal ABA accreditation and reach into ABA member institutions.
- ICB (Independent Community Bankers of America)minorCRA training webinar programs have been approved for continuing education credits by ICB, providing GeoDataVision webinars with formal ICB accreditation.
- Dr. Kenneth H. Thomas, Ph.D.coreFeatured expert collaborator and co-presenter — described as 'quite literally the author of the CRA' — appearing on the 100th episode of The Compliance 911 Show ('Wild Times for the Community Reinvestment Act: Celebrating 100 Episodes with CRA Legend Dr. Ken Thomas') and in joint Q&A sessions with Len Suzio.
Scale indicators6 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Geodatavision competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Computer Services, Inc. (CSI): CSI provides core banking, regulatory compliance, and risk management solutions to community banks and financial institutions. Its compliance and analytics offerings overlap with GeoDataVision's CRA/HMDA/fair lending focus from within a much larger banking-software portfolio.
- Wolters Kluwer OneSumX for Regulatory Reporting: Wolters Kluwer's OneSumX suite offers HMDA, CRA, Call Report, and other regulatory compliance solutions to banks of all sizes. It overlaps with GeoDataVision on HMDA/CRA reporting and analytics but serves a broader enterprise customer base with a software-led model.
- Jack Henry (CRA/HMDA modules): Jack Henry is a leading core and complementary software provider to community banks, with CRA/HMDA compliance and analytics capabilities embedded in its broader platform. It is a broad incumbent that overlaps with GeoDataVision in serving community banks for regulatory compliance.
Direct peers
- Baker Hill: Baker Hill provides CRA lending analysis, commercial loan origination, and relationship management software targeted at community banks. It competes head-on with GeoDataVision in CRA analytics, peer benchmarking, and assessment-area analysis for the community-bank segment.
- LendingTools: LendingTools offers CRA and fair lending compliance solutions, including HMDA validation and peer analysis, targeted at banks and mortgage companies. It is comparable to GeoDataVision in product scope (HMDA/CRA validation, peer benchmarking) and customer base.
- Abrigo: Abrigo (formerly Banker's Toolbox) sells CRA, HMDA, fair lending, and CECL software to community and mid-size banks, the same core customer and product category as GeoDataVision. It is the most direct software-led competitor in CRA performance evaluation and fair lending analytics for U.S. community banks.
- QuestSoft (ICE Mortgage Technology): QuestSoft (now part of ICE Mortgage Technology) provides HMDA and CRA compliance and fair lending analysis software for banks, credit unions, and mortgage lenders. It is a direct competitor to GeoDataVision on HMDA/CRA reporting and fair lending risk analytics.
- FinReg Compliance: FinReg Compliance delivers CRA, HMDA, fair lending, and community development compliance consulting and software to community banks and credit unions. It mirrors GeoDataVision's mix of advisory services, mapping analytics, and data products for the same buyer.
- ComplianceEase (Fannie Mae / Cypress): ComplianceEase provides HMDA, CRA, fair lending, and QM compliance solutions to banks and mortgage lenders. It is a direct comparable to GeoDataVision's HMDA/CRA/fair lending analytics offering for community and mid-size institutions.
Emerging players
- RiskSpan: RiskSpan provides analytics, data, and risk management solutions for mortgage and structured finance, including HMDA and CRA-adjacent datasets. It is an emerging, data-centric peer whose HMDA/market-data products overlap with GeoDataVision's market rank and share reports.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
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Geodatavision leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles3 records
Geodatavision funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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Geodatavision M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Geodatavision
What does Geodatavision do?
GeoDataVision provides community and mid-size banks with sophisticated CRA performance evaluations, HMDA market analysis, and Fair Lending risk assessments using proprietary GIS mapping technology. Its offerings include custom mapping products (CRA Assessment Area Maps, Loan Distribution Maps, Demographic Maps, Deposit Maps, Climate Risk Maps), consulting services (CRA Program Templates, Performance Evaluation Reports, Process and Procedures Reviews), Fair Lending consulting and training, training webinars, and a members-only CRA and Fair Lending Compliance Resource Center.
Is Geodatavision a public or private company?
Geodatavision is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Geodatavision founded?
Geodatavision was founded in 1994. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Geodatavision based?
Geodatavision is headquartered in Wallingford, United States, in the North America region.
How does Geodatavision make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Consulting and Training Services are the primary driver. The others are custom Reports and Mapping Products, compliance Resource Center Membership and training Webinars.
Who are Geodatavision's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Computer Services, Inc. (CSI), Wolters Kluwer OneSumX for Regulatory Reporting and Jack Henry (CRA/HMDA modules). Direct peers are Baker Hill, LendingTools, Abrigo, QuestSoft (ICE Mortgage Technology), FinReg Compliance and ComplianceEase (Fannie Mae / Cypress). RiskSpan is listed as an emerging player.
Does Geodatavision have an API?
No public API is recorded for Geodatavision.
What industry is Geodatavision in?
Geodatavision's product category is Banking Compliance Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAMANAK, GIS & Spatial Data Management Platforms, with a secondary code of EUAHAKAL, Environmental Reporting, Dashboards & Regulatory Submittals (Automated Reports, e-Reporting). Its NAICS code is 54136 and its SIC code is 1382.