To help Brown better manage its clients’ finances, i3solutions designed and implemented a custom Cash Processing System tailored to align with their critical business processes and workflows. This robust application was built to handle four distinct transaction types, each following its own unique process, ensuring the system could address the complexity of the client’s financial operations. Recognizing the absence of an existing software development methodology, we introduced a comprehensive approach that is now utilized across all SharePoint and custom application development projects within the firm. This methodology has become a cornerstone for future technology initiatives, enabling consistent and efficient development practices.
The foundation of our solution began with detailed assessment, planning and visualization. We collaborated closely with the client’s cash team to document internal processes, developing comprehensive process maps and wireframe diagrams to capture the systems and workflows to be automated. These visual standards provided a clear roadmap for implementation, ensuring the new system aligns seamlessly with existing operational needs. From these insights, we led the development of workflow solutions to streamline and automate Brown’s cash processing, leveraging SharePoint and Nintex workflows—the most complete platforms for process management and automation.
Our efforts extended to seamless platform integration, a critical aspect of the project’s success. The new Cash Processing System was flawlessly integrated with Galileo and APX, two vital platforms central to the firm’s daily portfolio and client relationship management. Additionally, we incorporated RedOwl, the client’s external security analytics platform, into the application’s architecture. The system was configured to send transaction data to RedOwl for real-time risk assessment. Once RedOwl determined the risk level, the application retrieved this information, enabling the cash team to process transactions efficiently while minimizing risk.