Triple Lock ⁽²²⁸⁾

Triple Lock

Our Triple Lock functionality is a combination of powerful modules that address the commonality of issues surrounding Financial Services software solutions. This revolves around deeper insights, increased transparency and the the only software development platform with a dedicated Financial Services Engine.

Our three core elements of Open Architecture, Enterprise Data Tools and a Financial Services Engine, each provide leading functionality to ensure you have market leading capability at your finger tips. Automatically integrated into any solution built up on the platform, or any of our Accelerator products you take.

Open Architecture - Data Integration

Data Integration is our suite of technologies designed to alleviate the typical pain points with importing, exporting, and interfacing with other systems. Our powerful and versatile tools are about giving you the capability to interface with other systems without the need to lean on technical development help. You are able to create the import routines to automate pulling/receiving data from other systems transforming it into out system. Likewise you can automate pushing data to other systems or calling their API's all from one suite of tools.

Data Mappings

Data Mappings are a part of our importing and data integration technologies. Instead of just importing a csv file as is, data mappings allow you to specify the nature of the file and how to process importing it. You can explicitly state that certain imports will be of a particular text encoding, whether or not the file has headings, the delimiter to use and many more options including formulas to run on the data itself.

This provides an extremely powerful mechanism to tailor and automate you data integration processes (along with our other technologies such as Import Definitions). Most importantly you don't need help from a technical development team in order to get data into your system in the manner you require.

Layouts

Layouts allow you to completely configure what views the user sees when they are interacting with an entity. A layout consists of a number of tabs each of which can contain a number of different views arranged however you like.

You can create as many different layouts as you like, providing different views for different roles depending on the information they need to access and reports/charts/pivots they need one click access to.

Layouts may be displayed differently depending on the client application you are using to view the layout and the real available screen real estate. For instance on a mobile each view in the layout of a tab would not all be displayed at once, instead you would swipe across to access each view individually in a layout tab.