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Sandbox Banking Together with Docusign Unveil Enhanced, Automated Agreement Workflows Across Financial Institutions
Sandbox Banking, a leading provider of integration and automated data orchestration solutions for financial institutions, is excited to announce its partnership with Docusign, the Intelligent Agreement Management company. At the core of this partnership is the integration of Docusign Maestro, an automated agreement workflow tool, with Sandbox Banking’s integration platform offering, Glyue™, to provide financial institutions with a seamless flow of data between the banking core system during the agreement process.
Glyue™ is now available in the Docusign App Center, enabling financial institutions to streamline their operations with automated account maintenance workflows initiated through form data. Glyue™ facilitates composable data orchestration, ensuring seamless interoperability with prominent financial services applications–initially launching and enhancing agreement workflow capability with leading banking core systems Fiserv and Jack Henry.
Initially, customers will experience improved account maintenance workflows. These enhancements will include submitting forms for actions such as initiating or stopping loan auto payments and updating customer account details (e.g., address or PIN changes). Additionally, agreements will be prepopulated based on core data from the banking system.
“By integrating Glyue™ with Docusign Maestro, we are addressing critical financial services-specific use cases for Docusign users,” said Kelsey Saia, VP Partnerships at Sandbox Banking. “Our financial service clients will be able to swiftly and effortlessly deploy customized workflows that automate and accelerate their agreement processes, transmitting agreement form data to their banking core without writing any code, ensuring a secure and efficiently maintained system of record.”
Key Benefits of the Integration:
- Work Smarter and Faster: Boost efficiency with custom workflows designed to match financial business processes—no code required.
- Enhance Visibility: Automatically log customer account detail updates in the banking core system and populate agreements with existing core data.
- Reduce Costs: Minimize costly standalone integration projects by seamlessly extending workflow capabilities across the tech stack, and eliminate the need for manual data re-entry.
With Glyue™, financial institutions can integrate and manage their data flows efficiently, optimizing their existing technology infrastructure by leveraging this powerful integration between Docusign and Glyue™. The integration with Docusign Maestro allows teams to standardize steps that work with existing agreement workflows, ensuring information flows easily and securely.
This solution which addresses emerging challenges with data orchestration and document automation workflows for financial institutions will initially be available to existing Sandbox Banking customers who purchase Docusign IAM applications with Maestro.
“We are thrilled to partner with Sandbox Banking to bring this innovative workflow solution to the financial services industry,” said Larry Jin, VP of Product Management at Docusign. “Our integration with Glyue™ represents a significant step forward in helping financial institutions streamline their account opening and maintenance operations with minimal effort and deliver superior customer experiences.”
For more information about Glyue™ and its integration with Docusign Maestro, please visit the Docusign App Center or contact Sandbox Banking at sales@sandboxbanking.com.
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