Case study · Banco de la Provincia de Córdoba
Bantotal development for loan refinancing and consolidation at Bancor
Eximus worked with Accion Point on Bancor's loan refinancing and consolidation module using Bantotal and GeneXus.
Result in operation
The bank's users approved the requirements delivered for the loan refinancing and consolidation module.
- Client
- Banco de la Provincia de Córdoba
- Context
- Banking & Finance
- Service
- Bantotal Developers
The case at a glance
01 · Challenge
Add development capacity to an ongoing Bantotal implementation to deliver complex requirements for the lending module.
02 · Intervention
We prepared the development environments and added a GeneXus/Bantotal team with senior and junior developers, using standard core components.
03 · Outcome
The bank's users approved the requirements delivered for the loan refinancing and consolidation module.
Accion Point brought Eximus into the Bantotal implementation at Banco de la Provincia de Córdoba. Our team developed requirements for the loan refinancing and consolidation module, from loan configuration to accounting entries. The bank's users approved the delivered requirements.
Project context
In November 2022, Accion Point invited Eximus to join an ongoing Bantotal implementation at Banco de la Provincia de Córdoba in Argentina. Eximus collaborated with Accion Point on this engagement; the bank was the recipient of the functionality.
The work focused on the loan refinancing and consolidation module: features that enabled core banking users to refinance their customers' loans.
Challenge
The project needed development capacity for complex, business critical requirements within an existing banking core. Before development could begin, the team had to prepare the environments and understand how to implement the changes using Bantotal's standard functionality.
How Eximus worked
We added a GeneXus/Bantotal development team with senior and junior developers. Preparing the development environments was the first step.
The scope included:
- Loan configuration and parameter development.
- Definition and development of accounting transactions.
- Use of Bantotal's standard routines and procedures.
- Implementation of the accounting entries for the transactions.
We worked with Bantotal on GeneXus 16 and Accion Point's Jenkins infrastructure for continuous integration.
Documented outcome
The bank's users approved the delivered requirements, completing Eximus's collaboration with Accion Point for that scope. The delivery used standard Bantotal functionality.
This engagement demonstrates a specific capability: adding GeneXus/Bantotal development capacity to an ongoing banking project and working on a defined functional module through user approval.
Technology and service
Bantotal, GeneXus 16 and Jenkins.
Related service: Bantotal Developers.
Next step
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