Integrations
- What core providers are you connected with? Which cores specifically?
- NBID integrates with both major core providers and major digital banking providers. From a core provider standpoint, the main core providers supported are: Fiserv, Jack Henry, FIS
- Within those providers, the main cores supported include: Fiserv Premier, Jack Henry Silverlake, FIS Horizon, Fiserv Precision, ClearTouch, DNA, and others
- Fiserv support is provided via SFTP or API. Jack Henry support is provided via API. FIS support is provided primarily through SFTP.
- The main digital banking providers supported are: Q2, Apiture, Alkami, NCR Candescent\
- If we integrate with the core, do we still need to integrate with digital banking? What is the difference?
- NBID's integrations exist to automate, streamline, and improve the experience for both your institution and your clients. The digital banking integration and the core integration serve slightly different purposes:
- Core Integration is more geared toward eliminating manual work for your institution's team:
- Allows for automated daily money movement between your institution and the network
- Utilizes peg balances and communication of funds that need to be swept or pulled back without intervention
- Enables automated accounting by sending back necessary GL entries that can be automatically updated
- Digital Banking Integration exists to provide a better client experience:
- Without Digital Banking Integration, clients view their balances, allocations, statements, and transactions through a third-party portal
- With Digital Banking Integration, clients can see this information through your existing digital banking products (web and mobile applications)
- This makes insured sweep accounts look and feel just like any other account
- It makes these accounts appear as embedded products of your institution rather than third-party products
- While neither of these integrations is necessary, they provide significant operational and client experience benefits.
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