Since going live, 40 per cent of new customers have chosen to join us online, without needing to come into a branch.Hamish Archer, TSB TSB has implemented Temenos Infinity, a digital front office product, which provides the bank an easy–to-use, website application process. The implementation was completed in just nine weeks, says Temenos. Included in the short implementation period was API-based connectivity for workflow integration directly with TSB’s existing Microsoft Dynamics CRM system. “Since going live, 40 per cent of new customers have chosen to join us online, without needing to come into a branch,” says Hamish Archer, general manager – technology at TSB. He says when customers join them using the Temenos Infinity technology, the bank follows it up with a call to ensure the customer is getting the right products and outcomes to suit their needs. “We’re thrilled with the success of the partnership so far and look forward to continuing to delivera superior customer experiencetogether,” says Archer. Hamish Archer TSB is the seventh largest bank in New Zealand, and is regularly recognised for its customer service. It has been named New Zealand’s leading bank in customer satisfaction, and won theKPMG 2019 Customer Experience Excellence Award. TSB also received the 2019 Consumer NZ People’s Choice Award for banking. With an open, API-first design, Temenos Infinity can be easily implemented in third-party core banking, back office and CRM systems. Since going live, Temenos Infinity has shortened the time needed to complete customer applications and insert the completed digital application directly into the TSB back office process. Temenos says the deployment enhanced TSB’s self-service options and made the onboarding process into a faster, consistent experience for customers. Applicants have the option to “save and resume”, and return to an application later, on any channel, without the need to start over. Sign up for CIO newsletters for regular updates on CIO news, career tips, views and events. Follow CIO New Zealand on Twitter:@cio_nz Send news tips and comments to divina_paredes@idg.co.nz @divinap Related content brandpost Sponsored by SAP Innovative integration drives automotive group to SAP awards Using SAP Build Process Automation, China Grand Automotive Services Group Co., Ltd. accelerated and streamlined processes for its 700+ dealerships, saving time and costs while earning recognition for its innovation. By Tom Caldecott, SAP Contributor Dec 11, 2023 4 mins Digital Transformation news Concerns remain even as the EU reaches a landmark deal to govern AI Experts believe the new regulation would add a significant compliance burden on businesses as some argue it could even stifle the growth of the rapidly developing technology. By Gagandeep Kaur Dec 11, 2023 7 mins Regulation Artificial Intelligence feature CIOs grapple with the ethics of implementing AI With ethical considerations around AI use increasingly top of mind, IT leaders are developing governance frameworks, establishing review boards, and coming to terms with the difficult discussions and decisions ahead. By Esther Shein Dec 11, 2023 13 mins Generative AI Generative AI Generative AI feature Reed Smith turns to AI for lawyer staffing solution The legal firm’s Smart Resourcing tool helps balance workloads and ensure partners find associates with the right skills and experience, while empowering employees to make connections across the firm’s global footprint. By Sarah K. White Dec 11, 2023 8 mins CIO 100 Legal Digital Transformation Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe