Choose capabilities by the work they support.

Each capability groups open modules, combined in a service with the rules and providers its scope needs.

Shared business capabilities.

01

Customers and relationships

People, organizations, and their relationships.

02

Onboarding and verification

Evidence records and provider checks.

03

Products and agreements

Product configuration, contracts, and documents.

04

Distribution and identity

Partners, user access, and communications.

Banking and lending capabilities.

01

Accounts and financial records

Accounts, transactions, and ledger connections.

02

Payments and cards

Interfaces to your payment and card providers.

03

Lending lifecycle

Applications, servicing events, collateral, and collections.

04

Risk and compliance records

Cases, results, and reporting linked to the operation.

Inside each capability

Open a capability to see its modules.

01

Customers and relationships

One consistent view of the people and businesses each journey serves.

What it covers

  • People, legal entities and relationships
  • Contact details, identity records and consent
  • Customer registration coordinated across services

How it fits

Reuse customer data across account opening, credit applications, and policyholder service.

02

Onboarding and verification

Data collection, identity evidence, and verification cases in one journey.

What it covers

  • Individual and business onboarding APIs
  • Personal, economic and corporate information
  • KYC/KYB evidence, case records and journey status

How it fits

Prepare a complete customer file, with your providers and approval policy built in.

03

Products and commercial configuration

Consistent product definitions, adapted to each channel.

What it covers

  • Catalogue, categories, versions and product relationships
  • Configuration and required documentation
  • Lending pricing queries and instalment simulations

How it fits

Compose a financing offer from catalogue and pricing, or connect to an insurer’s rating systems.

04

Agreements and documents

Each agreement with its parties and evidence, in one context.

What it covers

  • Contract terms, party roles and status history
  • Document metadata, versions and permissions
  • Content and e-signature through your providers

How it fits

Assemble account and loan agreements, or manage policy-document references beside your policy system.

05

Distribution and partner channels

Product access, branding, and operating context for distributors and agents.

What it covers

  • Distributors, agencies, agents and assignments
  • Product assignments, territories and operating permissions
  • Channel branding, configuration and contractual terms

How it fits

Build partner-led finance, or agent and broker journeys connected to the insurer.

06

Accounts and financial records

Account relationships kept apart from financial movements, each with its own owner.

What it covers

  • Accounts, balances, restrictions and account spaces
  • Transactions, transaction legs and status history
  • General-ledger accounts, journal batches and entries

How it fits

Coordinate account opening and design posting controls around your accounting model.

07

Payments and cards

Payment and card operations, without provider details in every application.

What it covers

  • Payment orders, beneficiaries, schedules and fees
  • Card records, limits, transactions and disputes
  • Separate interfaces per payment rail

How it fits

Build payment and card journeys, including premium collections, refunds, and insurance payouts.

08

The lending lifecycle

From application, offer, and decision to the records that service a loan.

What it covers

  • Applications, documents, offers and decision records
  • Disbursements, repayment schedules and servicing events
  • Collateral, collections, and product data

How it fits

Compose consumer or business finance; credit policy and decisions stay with your institution.

09

Risk and compliance operations

A structured record of reviews, risk decisions, and reporting, linked to each case.

What it covers

  • Credit-scoring requests, models and result records
  • Provisioning, ECL values, and stage history
  • AML cases, reports, and submission records

How it fits

Connect your approved risk calculations to operational records; actuarial systems stay integrated, not replaced.

10

Identity and shared services

Access, communication, and configuration, reused across applications.

What it covers

  • Users, roles, permissions and identity-provider links
  • Authentication, sessions and token operations
  • Notifications, preferences, and reference data

How it fits

Common access and notifications for banking and insurance journeys, including connected policy systems.

Each repository carries its own license and release information.

Scope and selection

Read the catalogue as part of a service.

Insurance services connect shared and dedicated capabilities

Policy, underwriting, claims, and actuarial work connect to the insurer’s own systems.

A module is one part of the service

We select each component for its license, fit, security, and recovery, and accept it before it goes live.

Your first operation

Bring us one operation.

Tell us the process, the volume, and what “done” looks like. We will come back with a scope, a deployment plan, and a proposal.