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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When SI Insight Insight Source
Graubundner Kantonalbank Banking and Financial Services 818 $500M Switzerland CoCoNet CoCoNet multi:bank Digital Banking 2023 n/a In 2023 Graubundner Kantonalbank selected CoCoNet multi:bank running on the multi:versa platform with the multi:bank and multi:hub engines to add multibanking, payments and reporting capabilities as part of its Digital Banking strategy in Switzerland. The vendor stated multi:bank and multi:hub will support EBICS and multibanking, and the bank estimated a go-live in 2024 based on typical banking implementation timelines. The deployment uses a modular architecture where CoCoNet multi:bank provides account aggregation and payment orchestration capabilities while multi:hub centralizes connectivity and reporting workflows. Implementation workstreams focus on payment initiation, multibank account consolidation, and regulatory and management reporting, with configuration of role based access and transaction processing rules aligned to corporate banking operations. Integrations are centered on EBICS connectivity for corporate channels and multibanking links to client account providers, with operational coverage scoped to corporate banking, treasury and payments operations in Switzerland. Governance is expected to follow phased rollout and integration testing sequences to align internal workflows for corporate clients and payment operations, preserving separation of duties and audit controls as part of the Digital Banking program.
PostFinance Banking and Financial Services 3600 $1.7B Switzerland CoCoNet CoCoNet multi:bank Digital Banking 2020 n/a In 2020 PostFinance selected CoCoNet multi:bank to deliver a new cash-management and multibanking portal for corporate customers. The vendor announced the project in 2020 and stated the solution was scheduled to go live in autumn 2021, citing multi:bank as the technical basis, and the initiative aimed at improving liquidity projection and multi-bank account views across third-party banks in Switzerland. Implementation centered on CoCoNet multi:bank modules for cash management, liquidity projection, and multi-bank account aggregation, configured to present consolidated balance and transaction views and reporting to corporate users. As a Digital Banking deployment, the work included account aggregation, consolidated reporting and treasury workflow support consistent with corporate cash-management use cases. Integrations were scoped to onboard balance and transaction feeds from third-party banks in Switzerland into the multibanking portal, with the vendor framing multi:bank as the technical foundation for those connections. Operational coverage focused on PostFinance corporate banking and treasury functions, with a vendor-stated autumn 2021 go-live and phased onboarding of corporate customers implied by the project timeline.
Raiffeisen Bank Suisse Banking and Financial Services 11652 $1.3B Switzerland CoCoNet CoCoNet multi:bank Digital Banking 2021 n/a In 2021 Raiffeisen Bank Suisse implemented CoCoNet multi:bank to extend its Digital Banking capabilities for corporate and SME clients. The deployment was announced by the vendor as a successful go-live in 2021, and the go-live announcement cited improved user convenience for SME and corporate customers following the rollout. The implementation centered on the CoCoNet multi:bank multibanking platform, configured to deliver integrated cash management and consolidated account visibility across multiple banking relationships. Functional modules and capabilities implemented include integrated cash management, customizable dashboards for corporate users, and EBICS connectivity to standardize secure file and payment channel flows across accounts. Operational coverage targeted corporate banking channels and SME client segments within the Swiss Raiffeisen Group, providing a single interface for account aggregation and treasury workstreams. Governance focused on platform configuration and user-facing dashboard templates, with the vendor reported go-live marking the transition to production for corporate cash management workflows.
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  1. Core To Cloud, a United Kingdom based Professional Services organization with 3 Employees
  2. Bank of Ireland, a Ireland based Banking and Financial Services company with 11386 Employees

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