- Improved editor for page composition on regular browsers and mobile devices
- Advanced segmentation and targeting for different customer groups
- Fully integrated forms editor for enrollment and BPM
- Advanced analytical and performance tools







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Recently, the French government signed a deal with online invoicing company Tradeshift. One of the government’s divisions, ADETEF, plans to implement the London-based startup’s invoicing technology:
“ADETEF, which is the international assistance agency of the ministries for economy, budget and sustainable development, will use the company’s online platform to connect with suppliers and manage invoices digitally, eliminating the need for manual processing.”
This move aligns with The Pan-European Public Procurement Online (PEPPOL) initiative that aims to standardize e-invoicing for the European Union.
To learn more about Tradeshift, come watch its live demo at FinovateEurope February 7, 2012 in London.
Mobile banking platform company, Monitise and banking and payments technologies provider, FIS have entered into a five year strategic partnership agreement:
“Under the terms of the five-year deal, which involves multi-million dollar per annum revenues, FIS and Monitise have created an agile mobile development and deployment team that will help banks and other financial institutions defend and extend their role in the payments industry by creating secure and innovative new products and services.'”
While the two were previously in a joint venture agreement, Monitise bought out the joint venture a little over a month ago, leaving FIS with a 3.3% equity stake.
To learn more about Monitise and FIS, watch Monitise’s Finovate 2007 demo and FIS FinovateFall 2010 demo.
Swipely, the startup that provides loyalty rewards for local businesses made two announcements today.
First, the Rhode Island-based startup is expanding its services to the Boston area:
“Swipely, the free loyalty and rewards program for Main Street, is expanding to the Boston area to help more than 150 area retailers turn credit card transactions into interactions. Swipely gives these new merchant members a hassle-free way to understand, retain and engage customers with loyalty rewards and personalized offers without coupons or keychain cards.”
Providence, Swipely’s home base, was the pilot city for Swipely’s rewards-based platform. Boston will be the second, and New York and San Francisco will be next in line for its national expansion.
Second, Swipely simplified the credit card enrollment process:
“After some significant effort to integrate more deeply with the credit card network, we’re excited to unveil our simpler one-step card enrollment. Simply provide your 16 digit card number to start earning cash back rewards; there’s no longer any requirement for additional bank info when adding your card.”
This upgrade is not yet available in Rhode Island but will be soon.
To learn more about Swipely, watch its FinovateFall 2011 demo.
Dwolla, a Des Moines-based payments network, launched a new feature today called Instant. By avoiding the electronic funds transfer process that usually takes 2-3 days, the new feature gives Dwolla’s 70,000+ users immediate access to cash:
“Instant is a new opt-in feature that provides you access to cash immediately. When you turn the feature on, you can deposit and send cash without the wait or delay users typically bump into with Dwolla. Whether you’re in a combine, on the streets of New York, walking down the Embarcadero in San Francisco, or stopping in at Mars Café in Des Moines, if you have access to the Internet, you have cash.”
When users want to use Instant to make a purchase from the 4,000+ merchants in Dwolla’s network, they have two options of funding sources. They can either link to a bank account or borrow money from Dwolla and pay it back at the end of the statement period. If the user chooses the latter option, there is a $500 limit.
The pricing structure is simple. Here’s how it works:
To learn more about Dwolla, watch its FinovateSpring 2011 demo.
Credit Karma announced today that it has teamed up with Intuit to provide free credit scores to Intuit-powered financial institutions within their online banking platfom:
“With NorthCountry FCU as Credit Karma’s first Intuit-powered partner, Credit Karma is certified to work with Intuit Financial Services clients to provide the Free Credit Score Service within the financial institution’s branded environment. The Free Credit Score for Members Service gives consumers a monthly credit score and a suite of personalized credit management tools to better manage their credit.”
When signing in to Credit Karma via Intuit’s Digital Insights online banking system, consumers will have the benefit of a single sign-on.
To learn more about Credit Karma and Intuit, watch Credit Karma’s FinovateStartup09 demo and Intuit’s Finovate 2009 demo.
Yesterday, mobile platform developer Kony Solutions launched KonyOne, a platform that allows a single application to deliver both native apps and mobile web across multiple devices:
“Offering true native support for all seven operating systems (including iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, Java ME, Symbian, webOS) along with simultaneous support for the mobile web, the KonyOne platform provides a secure, scalable and extensible mobile middleware runtime platform that can be seamlessly integrated with existing services.”
Kony also mentioned that KonyOne will support HTML5 updates such as touch specific features and widget enhancements.
To learn more about Kony Solutions, watch its FinovateFall 2011 demo.
Seattle-based doxo announced yesterday that it has been selected as a winner for the Red Herring Global 100, a list that identifies the top private tech companies in Europe, North America, and Asia:
“Selected from a field of leading global companies, doxo was recognized due to the success of its transformative technology that changes the way businesses and consumers connect and go paperfree”
To see the full list of winners, visit here.
To learn more about doxo, watch its FinovateSpring 2011 demo.