A template is an account-type set, a capability list and sample data. Provision it, tune it, go live. Two run today.
The book a major European bank has run on this engine since 2001, without its customer-specific configuration.
Loans given, funding taken, swaps given and taken, fees accruing either way. Accounts grouped into structures, structures owned by legal entities, books kept per entity. Multi-currency, multi-calendar, irregular schedules, rate and basis changes mid-life.
Structures and legal entities
Multi-currency books with FX revaluation
Rate resets and accrual-basis changes
Day-end with forecast
Group reporting returns
Four-eyes authorisation



A South African retail book: lending and investments, the payment rails and the compliance that go with them.
Personal loans, microloans and mortgage bonds beside call, fixed and notice deposits. Instalment plans level or structured, stepped, escalating or pinned by hand, with a balloon where the product allows, due dates moved by the business-day convention and irregular dates kept. Facilities and credit limits, collateral, instalment collection by debit order, collections through to write-off, statutory rules, tax certificates and regulatory submissions.
Facilities and credit limits
Collateral
Debit orders, standing orders, instant payments
Collections and provisioning
Statutory early-settlement and notice rules
Reconciliation and suspense
KYC clearances, threshold and suspicion reports
Withholding tax and tax certificates



Nothing above is a separate product.
Each template is a different account-type set and a different list of capabilities switched on. Corporate cash management, construction finance and asset finance are the next account-type sets, not the next rebuild.
Hosted trials open with launch.