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Oracle Financial Services Data Management from Oracle Financial Services
Comprehensive data management solution for banks including data integration, quality management, data governance, and analytics capabilities. Supports regulatory reporting, customer analytics, and risk management with pre-built banking data models and processes.
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Data Integration
(8 Yes /8 Known /10 Possible features)
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Multi-source Integration Ability to connect and aggregate data from various databases, applications, and data feeds. |
Product documentation notes support for integration across enterprise data and systems, consistent with multi-source integration. | |
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API Support Support for open and custom APIs for seamless data transfer and interoperability. |
Marketing materials and solution architecture diagrams confirm robust API support for interoperability between banking systems and external applications. | |
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Batch Data Import/Export Automated or manual bulk import and export of datasets. |
Platform offers manual and automated bulk data import/export, as outlined in feature overview and case studies. | |
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Real-time Data Sync Synchronization of data between systems in real time. |
Described as supporting real-time analytics and sync for banking operations (reference: Oracle product datasheet). | |
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ETL Processing Speed The speed at which the platform can perform Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) operations. |
No information available | |
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Data Mapping Ability to translate or transform data fields between systems. |
Product materials specify dynamic mapping and transformation of data fields between legacy and modern systems. | |
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Data Lineage Tracking Support for tracking the lifecycle and source of data through the system. |
Supports data lineage tracking for governance and compliance, as indicated in Oracle documentation. | |
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Connector Library Availability of pre-built connectors for major financial and banking systems. |
No information available | |
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Custom Connector Development Capability to create custom connectors for proprietary or legacy systems. |
Oracle offers tools for building custom connectors to proprietary or legacy banking systems. | |
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Cloud Data Integration Native integration options for major cloud service providers. |
Native integration with Oracle Cloud and support for major cloud provider integrations are described in service docs. |
Data Security
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Encryption at Rest Data stored in the system is encrypted to prevent unauthorized access. |
Stateful data encryption at rest is a standard feature in Oracle’s financial services products. | |
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Encryption in Transit Data is encrypted when transmitted between systems or over networks. |
Encryption in transit (TLS/SSL) is included as part of Oracle’s security protocols for data transfer. | |
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Role-based Access Control (RBAC) Ability to define and enforce user access permissions by roles. |
Role-based access control is part of Oracle’s data security and compliance solution set. | |
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Audit Logging System automatically logs all access and data modification events. |
Automatic audit logging is included to provide regulatory compliance support. | |
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Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) Extra layer of authentication for user access. |
Multi-factor authentication is available via Oracle Identity Cloud integration. | |
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Compliance Management Support for standards such as PCI DSS, GDPR, or local banking regulations. |
Oracle platforms are designed to support regulatory requirements including PCI DSS and GDPR compliance. | |
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Data Masking Sensitive data is obfuscated or masked when displayed or exported. |
Data masking capabilities are part of Oracle’s privacy and compliance toolset. | |
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Intrusion Detection Automated detection and alerting of unusual access or potential breaches. |
No information available | |
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User Activity Monitoring Detailed tracking of user behaviors and access within the system. |
User activity monitoring is part of the security administration feature set. | |
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Secure API Gateways APIs are protected with security layers such as OAuth or JWT. |
Secure API gateways using OAuth/JWT are documented in Oracle FSS integration guides. |
Data Storage and Scalability
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Capacity Total storage supported by the system. |
No information available | |
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Automated Scaling System capacity expands automatically in response to usage. |
Cloud and on-prem scalability, including auto-scaling for large financial institutions, is mentioned in solution architecture. | |
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Data Compression Support for redundancy reduction through data compression algorithms. |
Oracle storage engines use data compression algorithms as part of standard operations. | |
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Data Archiving Automated archiving of historical or infrequently accessed data. |
Product allows archiving and retention management, described for compliance. | |
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Hot and Cold Storage Management Separation of frequently accessed (hot) and infrequently accessed (cold) data. |
Hot and cold storage management is implemented for cost optimization in Oracle FSDM documentation. | |
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Federated Data Storage Ability to manage distributed storage environments seamlessly. |
Federated and distributed storage management are part of Oracle's large-scale deployment solutions. | |
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Data Purging Capabilities for scheduled and compliant deletion of obsolete data. |
Data purging and lifecycle automation features are described for privacy and compliance. | |
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Throughput Data read/write speed supported by the system. |
No information available | |
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Backup Frequency The allowed or configurable frequency of data backups. |
No information available | |
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Restoration Time The time needed to recover data from a backup. |
No information available |
Infrastructure Resilience
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High Availability (HA) Support for clustered or redundant configurations to minimize downtime. |
High availability and redundancy are explicitly mentioned as part of platform design for financial services. | |
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Disaster Recovery (DR) Automated failover and recovery procedures in case of major incidents. |
Disaster recovery with automated failover processes described in reference case studies and product documentation. | |
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Uptime Guarantee The service level agreement (SLA) for guaranteed system availability. |
No information available | |
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Automated Failover Automatic transfer of services to backup infrastructure during failures. |
Automated failover for business continuity is included in infrastructure summaries. | |
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Redundant Power and Connectivity Multiple, independent power and network sources. |
Tier 1 data center practices including redundant power/network included in Oracle hosting and partnership docs. | |
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Geographically Distributed Data Centers Utilization of multiple physical locations for operations and backup. |
Geographically distributed deployment options are supported for regulatory resilience. | |
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Real-time Monitoring Continuous monitoring of all system components and services. |
Real-time system and performance monitoring is available through Oracle Enterprise Management suite. | |
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Incident Response Automation Automated workflows for responding to detected incidents. |
No information available | |
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Snapshot Recovery Ability to recover to a previous point-in-time configuration. |
Snapshot recovery and point-in-time restore is a capability mentioned in documentation for business continuity. | |
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Maintenance Windows Scheduled times for updates without impacting availability. |
Oracle promotes low-impact maintenance with rolling updates during maintenance windows. |
Data Quality Management
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Data Validation Rules Automated rules for checking input and imported data for errors. |
Built-in validation rules are leveraged for error detection in banking datasets. | |
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Duplicate Detection Automated identification and management of duplicate records. |
Supports duplicate detection and prevention as part of data quality suite. | |
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Data Cleansing Procedures and tools for correcting or removing inaccurate records. |
Data cleansing routines and monitoring described under data quality management feature set. | |
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Data Profiling Statistical and analytical assessment of data quality. |
Data profiling and quality analytics form part of Oracle’s profiling tools. | |
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Automated Data Enrichment Augments records with missing or supplemental information. |
Automated data enrichment is available as part of Oracle’s data quality & governance tools for banking. | |
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Rule Customization Ability to define custom business rules for data quality management. |
Rule customization is enabled to support diverse regulatory and business requirements. | |
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Anomaly Detection System can identify unusual or outlier records. |
Anomaly and outlier detection provided for risk analytics in financial services. | |
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Data Quality Dashboard Centralized view of metrics relating to data quality. |
Oracle features a centralized dashboard for tracking and monitoring data quality metrics. | |
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Data Stewardship Tools Features to assign responsibility for quality improvement. |
No information available | |
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Audit Trail for Quality Changes Tracking of all modifications and their justifications. |
Audit trail for quality changes and data governance is a well-documented attribute. |
Analytics and Reporting
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Real-time Analytics Analytics engine processes and presents live data streams. |
Real-time analytics engine with live data updates is highlighted for customer analytics and reporting. | |
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Ad Hoc Reporting Customizable, on-demand reporting tools. |
Customizable ad hoc reporting supported by Oracle BI stack in financial data management. | |
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Scheduled Reporting Ability to automate and distribute recurring reports. |
Recurring and scheduled report generation available and widely used in regulatory compliance contexts. | |
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Dashboard Customization Users can tailor dashboard views and widgets. |
Dashboards and widgets can be customized by business users per Oracle product specifications. | |
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Drill-down Capability Clickable insights allowing users to explore data at deeper levels. |
Reports and dashboards allow for drill-down exploration, as documented in analytics overview. | |
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Report Export Options Support for exporting reports in various formats (PDF, XLS, CSV, etc.). |
Report export to PDF, XLS, CSV, etc. is a basic offering across Oracle analytics products. | |
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Data Visualization Library Built-in charts, graphs, and widgets for representing data. |
No information available | |
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Alerting & Notifications Automated alerts upon reaching predefined thresholds or conditions. |
Notifications and alerting are built into reporting and monitoring modules. | |
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Self-service BI Non-IT users can create and modify reports without technical intervention. |
Self-service analytics and reporting capability enable business users to build and modify reports. | |
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Audit Trail for Reports Tracks when and by whom a report was generated or modified. |
No information available |
Compliance and Regulatory Features
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Compliance Dashboard Unified interface to monitor and manage regulatory adherence. |
Compliance dashboard is described as part of unified monitoring for standards/regulatory adherence. | |
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Regulatory Reporting Automated generation and submission of required compliance reports. |
Automated generation of regulatory reports is a key selling point for Oracle FSDM. | |
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Data Retention Policies Automated enforcement of policies for record-keeping and disposal. |
Automated management of data retention periods for compliance is standard. | |
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Consent Management Tracking and handling of customer consent for data usage. |
Consent management is referenced for GDPR and data privacy use cases. | |
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Audit Readiness Easy extraction of data and logs required for audits. |
Audit readiness features support audit extraction and logging (as detailed in compliance solution docs). | |
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Sanction List Screening Automated checking of data against official watchlists. |
No information available | |
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Policy Enforcement Engine Systematically applies compliance rules across the environment. |
Automated enforcement of compliance policies is part of Oracle’s compliance engine. | |
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Regulation-specific Modules Modules for specific rules (e.g., Basel III, SOX, PSD2). |
No information available | |
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Change Management Logging Logs all changes to compliance-related configurations. |
Compliance logs track configuration and access changes, documented in Oracle audit trail features. | |
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Automated Exception Management Tracks and manages instances where compliance cannot be immediately achieved. |
No information available |
System Performance and Optimization
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Transaction Throughput System's maximum number of transactions processed per second. |
No information available | |
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Latency Average time taken to process a transaction or request. |
No information available | |
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Indexing Option Support for flexible or automatic indexing to speed up searches. |
Automatic and customizable indexing is included for rapid query and search capabilities. | |
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Resource Optimization Engine Automated allocation and reallocation of computing resources based on load. |
Built-in resource optimization engine allocates resources based on demand. | |
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Load Balancing Ability to distribute workloads across nodes for higher performance. |
Workload distribution and load balancing is described for scalability in banking deployments. | |
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Auto-tuning Automated adjustment of configuration parameters for optimal performance. |
Auto-tuning of system configurations is part of Oracle’s optimization toolkit. | |
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Concurrent User Support Number of simultaneous users supported. |
No information available | |
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Throughput Monitoring Real-time tracking of system performance metrics. |
Performance metrics, including throughput, are monitored in real time. | |
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Dynamic Scaling Ability to automatically scale resources up or down based on demand. |
Supports automated scaling with demand for system optimization. | |
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Bottleneck Detection Automated identification of performance bottlenecks. |
Automated bottleneck and performance issue detection available in system monitoring. |
User and Identity Management
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Single Sign-On (SSO) Support for unified authentication across multiple systems. |
Single sign-on support available via Oracle Cloud Identity services. | |
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User Provisioning Automated creation and management of user accounts. |
Automated user provisioning as part of Oracle Identity Management suite. | |
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De-provisioning Automatic removal of access rights upon user departure. |
Supports de-provisioning automation for user account removals. | |
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Self-service Password Reset Allows users to reset their passwords without admin intervention. |
Self-service password reset is provided through Oracle IAM tools. | |
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Group and Role Management Organize users into groups with specific access levels. |
Role and group management capabilities built into user administration. | |
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Access Request Workflow Automated process for users requesting additional access. |
Request workflows can be configured for access controls. | |
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Active Directory Integration Seamless integration with enterprise identity providers. |
Integration with Active Directory and other providers supported. | |
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User Authentication Logs Logs of all authentication attempts. |
Authentication logs and audit trails available. | |
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Privilege Escalation Alerts Automated alerts if user privileges change unexpectedly. |
No information available | |
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User Profile Customization Allows individual customization of user interface or settings. |
User profile and interface customization available to end users. |
Interoperability and Open Standards
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Open Standards Support Compliance with widely adopted data and communication standards (e.g., ISO 20022). |
The product claims open standards compliance including ISO 20022 in documentation. | |
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Inter-bank Connectivity Support for connectivity with correspondent or partner banks. |
Inter-bank connectivity via correspondent integration described for international banking modules. | |
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Platform-agnostic APIs APIs are accessible regardless of the underlying operating system. |
APIs are platform-agnostic and available in multiple programming environments. | |
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XML/JSON Data Exchange Native support for structured data exchange formats. |
Supports XML and JSON natively for standard data exchange. | |
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SWIFT Integration Compatibility with SWIFT messaging and protocols. |
Integration with SWIFT protocols via supplied adapters/add-ons. | |
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Plug-and-Play Modules Ability to easily add or remove functional modules. |
Modular platform design with plug-and-play components outlined in solution architecture. | |
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Third-party App Marketplace Ecosystem for external tools and solutions. |
Third-party app marketplace integration available via Oracle Cloud Marketplace. | |
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File Format Support Number of supported import/export file formats. |
No information available | |
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Service Mesh Integration Compatible with modern cloud-native service meshes. |
No information available | |
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Legacy System Bridging Specialized connectors for outdated but still-critical systems. |
Oracle includes legacy system bridging/connectors for banks with older core systems. |
Automation and Workflow Management
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Workflow Designer Graphical tools for building and modifying data and infrastructure workflows. |
Workflow designer tools available for end-user automation and customization. | |
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Scheduled Jobs/Tasks Automation of routine tasks such as data refresh, backups, or reporting. |
Routine automation tasks can be scheduled for data refresh and backup. | |
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Process Monitoring Real-time visibility into running and completed automation workflows. |
Process and workflow monitoring included in operational dashboards. | |
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Task Prioritization Ability to prioritize or sequence tasks according to business urgency. |
Task prioritization is described as part of workflow automation and business rule configuration. | |
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Event-driven Automation Trigger workflows based on external or system events. |
Event-driven workflow automation featuring triggers from internal and external sources. | |
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Exception Handling Automated mechanisms to manage errors or workflow exceptions. |
Exception handling routines are configurable in Oracle workflow tools. | |
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Workflow Version Control Track and revert to previous workflow configurations. |
No information available | |
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User Approval Steps Insert mandatory human approval into automated workflows. |
Supports user approval steps in critical workflows as part of compliance and process automation. | |
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Job Concurrency Limit Maximum number of simultaneous jobs supported. |
No information available | |
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Bot/Agent Integration Support for robotic process automation (RPA) or agent-based processing. |
No information available |
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