increase in back-office operational efficiency, reducing costs and boosting productivity
of customers across commercial lending, residential lending, and core banking systems
through MDM strategy and automated rules engine, eliminating naming and format inconsistencies
To maintain a competitive edge, community banks need to have a deep understanding of customer behavior and preferences. Leader Bank, like many financial institutions, faced a common challenge: fragmented systems and data silos. They had separate platforms for commercial lending, residential lending, and core banking operations, with little interaction between them. This siloed approach made it incredibly difficult to establish a comprehensive view of their customers.
Back-office processes were cumbersome, and customer support teams found it challenging to provide efficient service due to a lack of unified customer data. To compound matters, data quality issues, including inconsistent naming conventions and formats, added complexity to the situation.
OneSix partnered with Leader Bank to tackle these issues head-on, devising a comprehensive solution that aimed to provide a holistic view of each customer. The key components of this solution included:
The goal of these components was to establish a common data platform where information from various systems could seamlessly integrate. This would enable Leader Bank to tie together customer interactions, track their history, and gain valuable insights for personalized marketing and improved customer service.

The implementation of the Customer 360 solution brought about significant positive changes:
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