Finantix business services slot into the
enterprise architecture of any financial
institution. Our compliance with industry
standards allows the software to interface
with diverse systems and make the most
of existing investments. The architecture
is compliant with standard enterprise
service buses, supporting synchronous
and asynchronous service invocation as
well as messaging between applications.
By improving the data flows along the
processing chain, we can also increase
STP rates within an enterprise by helping
to eliminate bottlenecks.
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PORTALS |
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Seamlessly integrate processes into portals |
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Coordinate cross-channel customer
interactions |
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Tailor processes to each delivery channel |
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PROCESSES |
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Deliver industry best practice processes
through pre-built templates |
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Customise processes through an intuitive
visual interface |
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Incorporate manual and automated process
flows |
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Manage long-term processes such as mortgage
sales |
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USER INTERFACES |
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Deploy user interfaces on Ajax as part of
our standard package |
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Generate task lists through customised
on-screen applications |
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Integrate business processes across
applications |
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BUSINESS SERVICES |
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SOA-enabled business services make use of
existing infrastructure |
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Independent business logic abstracted from
underlying technology |
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Support for any technical SOA implementation |
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BUSINESS COMPONENTS |
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Reuse business components across delivery
channels and business units |
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Wrap services into a process framework |
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Improve ease of deployment via pre-built
components |
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Ensure easy modelling using a visual
interface |
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CONNECTIVITY |
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Support for open web services standards
through SOAP and WSDL |
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Pre-built connectors to legacy processing
platforms and transaction gateways |
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Turner integration with enterprise message
buses IBM MQ Series and Tibco Enterprise
Message Bus |
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FINANTIX DATA REPOSITORY |
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Extensive data model built specifically for
financial services |
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Abstraction allows mapping of metadata
across disparate infrastructure |
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Detailed reporting on client, business and
technology performance |
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