Integrations for Banking Systems, Teams, and Partners
Banks operate in highly regulated, security-driven environments where multiple systems support core banking, risk, compliance, and customer operations.Getint connects tools like Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, and other enterprise platforms to enable secure, controlled collaboration across banking teams and external partners.
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One Integration Platform for Banking Workflows
All with bi-directional sync, granular field mapping, and secure data handling — aligned with banking governance and compliance requirements.
Built for Complex Banking Environments
- Connecting IT, risk, compliance, and operations workflows across systems
- Supporting secure collaboration with external banking vendors and partners
- Maintaining audit trails and traceability across regulated processes
- Enabling modernization initiatives without full system replacement
Deep, Bi-Directional Sync
Exchange tickets, comments, attachments, and custom fields in real time.
Cloud, Server, and Data Center Support
Connect hybrid or multi-instance environments – even across companies.
SLA Performance Boost
Faster resolution times, better response visibility, and fewer data silos.
Custom Workflow Mapping
Align the integration with your organization’s existing processes and fields.
Team-Friendly Configuration
No-code setup for business teams, plus advanced options for admins.
Enterprise-Grade Security
ISO 27001 & 27018 certified, SOC 2 Type II audited, and fully GDPR compliant.
Financial institutions use Getint to align IT, risk, compliance, and operations workflows across multiple systems — enabling secure collaboration, maintaining auditability, and supporting regulatory readiness across banking environments.
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Our comprehensive FAQ section addresses the most common inquiries about our integrations, setup process, pricing, and more - making it easy to find the answers you need quickly.
How secure is Getint’s banking integration platform?
Security is critical for financial institutions, and Getint is designed to support secure banking integration across regulated environments.
Our integration platform enables financial institutions to connect banking systems using secure APIs while maintaining full control over data flow and access permissions. Data is synchronized only between authorized systems, reducing the risk associated with manual data entry and fragmented manual processes.
Getint supports granular field mapping and controlled synchronization, helping banks ensure that sensitive financial data, customer data, and transaction information are shared only where required. This approach supports regulatory compliance while minimizing operational risk.
By enabling seamless integration between banking systems without exposing core infrastructure, Getint helps banks and credit unions maintain security, auditability, and up to date data across systems.
What is integration in banking?
Integration in banking refers to securely connecting different banking systems, applications, and software so data can move between them without manual data entry.
For financial institutions, banking integration ensures reliable data flow across IT, risk, compliance, and operational systems while maintaining regulatory compliance and security.
Rather than replacing core banking systems, an integration platform enables seamless integration between tools using secure APIs. This helps banks maintain up to date data across departments and reduce manual processes that increase operational risk.
What is an example of banking integration?
A common example of banking integration is connecting internal ticketing and workflow systems used by IT, risk, and compliance teams. For example, when a change request or security incident is created in Jira, it can be automatically synchronized with ServiceNow or another ITSM platform used by a different department or external technology partner.
Instead of relying on manual data entry or email-based updates, the integration ensures that tickets, status changes, comments, and selected data fields stay aligned across banking systems.
Another example involves integrating development and operations tools with compliance tracking systems. When a digital banking feature is deployed or updated, related tasks and approvals can be synchronized between systems, improving auditability and operational efficiency.
This type of banking integration helps financial institutions reduce manual processes, maintain secure data flow, and ensure that internal teams and external vendors work with consistent, up to date data — without replacing existing systems.
How do integrations for banking support open banking and digital banking?
In banking environments, integration plays a key role in connecting internal IT, risk, compliance, and development systems without requiring full system replacement.
For example, when a digital banking initiative introduces new software or services, related change requests, incidents, and approval workflows often span multiple systems. An integration platform connects tools such as Jira and ServiceNow so teams can synchronize tickets, status updates, and selected data fields automatically.
Instead of manual data entry and email-based coordination, banking integration enables secure data flow between systems used by internal teams and external technology partners. This improves operational efficiency, strengthens auditability, and helps financial institutions modernize while maintaining regulatory compliance.
What are the 7 P’s of banking, and how does integration improve them?
The 7 P’s of banking typically refer to Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Process, and Physical Evidence.
Banking integration strengthens the “Process” element by connecting systems across finance, payments, cash management, and customer services. By integrating software platforms and enabling real time integrations via APIs, banks improve operational efficiency and provide better experiences to customers.
A unified integration approach allows banks to focus on innovation, advanced analytics, and advanced fraud detection while ensuring systems remain secure and compliant.
