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Pierre Naudé, CEOnCino provides a comprehensive set of features that function across 20 different verticals in banking, from new customer on-boarding and relationship management to 360-degree visibility reporting and data publishing capabilities. The cloud-based nCino Bank Operating System particularly shines in the lending process, driving a value proposition that splits two-way. Customers are happy; the whole loan process which was cumbersome, time-consuming, and filled with elaborate paperwork, is now smart, streamlined, expedited, and entirely digital. For banks, the picture has never been more lucrative—reduction in overall operation costs, increased transparency and ease of data access, and boosted profitability.
With an asset worth of $2 billion, United Federal Credit Union (UFCU) was looking for a scalable technological answer that can rope together their entire lending portfolio and keep up with their ever-demanding member business lending goals. They turned to nCino for an answer, and the results were spectacular.
Bankers continue to embrace our technology, positioning us to continue hiring skilled professionals who can then deliver a world-class product
The solution exhibits a cognizant nature, eloquent in communicating with other systems in place—CRM, lead origination, enterprise content management, transactional media, and business intelligence modules. The analytical ability inherent in nCino’s platform powers the “Loan Auto Decision” ability, which collates data from customers, businesses, and third party endpoints; computes the input and publishes it in a digestible manner to facilitate factual decision-making. The platform vehemently protects mission-critical financial data with an SOC certified cloud-based security system that not only meets, but exceeds industry expectations and regulatory standards.
“At nCino, we use phrases like—“We can, if...”, but we never use phrases like— “We cannot, because…”, and that is more of a cultural revolution, as opposed to a software project,” says Naudé. The very statement embodies the problem-tackling nature encouraged in the partnership nCino shares with its clients. The implementation process begins with a series of meetings to define the challenges at hand, and how they can be expunged by experience and expertise in the banking sector. Once the roles and tasks are clear, nCino’s engineers integrate the system within the bank’s core infrastructure in a non-disruptive manner, solving problems en-route successful deployment. The partnership progresses over time in an iterative process of refinement, to meet the evolving needs of the banking world.
