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Moog, an UKG AutoTime customer evaluated Workday Time and Attendance

Michelin, an e2open customer evaluated Oracle Transportation Management

Westpac NZ, an Infosys Finacle customer evaluated nCino Bank OS

Wayfair, a Korber HighJump WMS customer just evaluated Manhattan WMS

Cantor Fitzgerald, a Kyriba Treasury customer evaluated GTreasury

Citigroup, a VestmarkONE customer evaluated BlackRock Aladdin Wealth

Swedbank, a Temenos T24 customer evaluated Oracle Flexcube

Moog, an UKG AutoTime customer evaluated Workday Time and Attendance

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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When VAR/SI Insight Insight Source
Yorkshire Water Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom Nintex Nintex Process Mining 2020 n/a In 2020 Yorkshire Water deployed Nintex as part of a Process Mining initiative to capture, automate, and analyze operational workflows across its water and wastewater operations. Yorkshire Water, a UK utility with 2750 employees serving millions of customers, targeted manual, spreadsheet-driven processes that governed leak reporting, field investigations, and compliance documentation. Synergi served as the implementation partner, performing detailed process mapping to identify critical process participants, data flows, and regulatory touchpoints before configuration. The deployment used the Nintex Platform, notably Nintex Workflow Cloud, to build mobile-ready digital forms, automated workflow orchestration, and template-based document generation. Configurations emphasized scalable workflow engines to run thousands of daily transactions and automated population of audit-ready reports. Architecturally the solution aggregated data from disparate backend systems and field devices into orchestrated workflows, enabling end-to-end process visibility consistent with Process Mining objectives. Integrations focused on connecting data flows rather than naming or replacing specific backend applications, so investigators could capture images and investigative data on the road and have it flow back into centralized workflows. Operational coverage targeted field operations, time reporting workflows, and investigative processes across Yorkshire Water’s treatment works and distribution network. Governance and capability building were embedded through a process center of excellence established with Synergi to sustain workflow development, compliance reporting, and continuous improvement. The Nintex Workflow Cloud was called out for resilience and scale, supporting Yorkshire Water’s commitment to improving business processes without bespoke reengineering. Reported outcomes included streamlined data capture, faster document generation for audits, and a strengthened organizational approach to process excellence.
Yorkshire Water Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom RapidXtra RapidXtra Utilities Customer Care and Billing 2013 n/a In 2013 Yorkshire Water onboarded RapidXtra as a SaaS retail customer billing application to support the Kelda Group, positioning RapidXtra within its Utilities Customer Care and Billing portfolio. RapidXtra was managed as part of a broader SaaS and COTS application estate with explicit emphasis on secure, resilient delivery and provision of third line support. The implementation work focused on standard Utilities Customer Care and Billing capabilities, including customer account management, retail billing and invoicing, payment reconciliation and meter to cash workflows, RapidXtra provided the retail billing and customer profile management functions. Delivery was organized around Agile product practices, with technical leads and business analysts defining minimum viable product scope, prioritizing stories and epics, maintaining the product backlog and setting release plans to ensure acceptance criteria were met and that user acceptance testing could be supported. Operationally RapidXtra was integrated into Yorkshire Waters SaaS support roster alongside other cloud and customer engagement systems, which included Temetra for meter reading, Webchat and Callback for customer interaction and Salmon for treasury functions. The technical lead collaborated with the assigned architect and business analysts to develop interface requirements, document requirements and provide effective handover to IT operations while owning 3rd line support responsibilities for RapidXtra. Governance around the RapidXtra deployment emphasized adherence to technical governance standards, SaaS security controls and clear handover processes to IT operations, the technical lead also provided backlog management, iteration planning and close support to development during elaboration of user stories. Workflow restructuring created tighter alignment between product backlog discipline, acceptance testing and operational support, with technical SMEs engaged across related projects such as SAP S/4 Hana and traffic management interface streams where architectural alignment was required.
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom Salmon Software Inc. Salmon Treasurer Treasury Management 2013 n/a
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom triOpsis triOpsis Workforce Management 2009 n/a
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom Microsoft Microsoft Power BI Analytics and BI 2009 n/a
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom SAP SAP Ariba Supplier Management Supplier Relationship Management 2019 n/a
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom SAP SAP Business Planning and Consolidation EPM 2020 n/a
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom Avaya Avaya Aura Contact Center Call Center 2016 n/a
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom eGain Corporation eGain Knowledge Hub Analytics and BI 2021 n/a
Utilities 2750 $1.6B United Kingdom Cisco Systems Cisco VoIP PBX, VoiP and Phone Systems 2019 n/a
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