They were described in 2000 by The New York Times as "the second-largest printer of checks in the United States.
[2][3] The company's initial public offering was in 1969.
By 1984 this financial services company[4] had an estimated 20% of the USA check-printing market;[5] only Deluxe Corporation was larger.
[6] Harland purchased a software automation company that services both banks and small businesses mid-2000.
[1] Two years later they acquired another software company.