> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.eximee.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.eximee.com/documentation/documentation-en/readme.md).

# Eximee Low-Code Platform

> **Eximee Low-Code Platform** a low-code platform of the **enterprise** designed with the specific needs of the banking sector in mind.

### **Purpose and idea of the platform**

The world of banking is developing at a pace that traditional IT processes often cannot keep up with. Creating new products, implementing regulatory changes, or adapting customer experiences to digital channels requires ever greater flexibility.\
**Eximee Low-Code Platform** was created precisely for this purpose - to shorten delivery time, reduce dependence on development teams, and ensure full control over the lifecycle of business applications.

The platform provides tools that allow product teams, analysts, and low-code developers to independently create, develop, and maintain applications - visually and without writing code.

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### **Why low-code for banking**

Solutions built on Eximee meet all the requirements of banking environments:

* they comply with security and audit requirements,
* they support omnichannel architecture - one process can run in online banking, mobile banking, and in a branch,
* they integrate with the bank's existing systems through integration components and API,
* they take into account WCAG accessibility standards and regulatory requirements.

Thanks to this, Eximee enables banks to deliver **coherent and regulation-compliant digital services**, without the need to build them from scratch.

### **What problems does Eximee solve**

The platform was created as a response to the most common challenges of banking projects:

* long software development and testing cycles,
* process fragmentation across different channels,
* high maintenance costs of many parallel applications,
* lack of tools that enable quick response to business needs.

Thanks to its flexible architecture, shared components, and graphical process editors, Eximee allows **to reduce the implementation time of new solutions by even several dozen percent**.

### Areas of use

The Eximee Platform is used primarily in the banking sector, supporting various business processes both on the customer side (*front-office*), as well as within the organization (*back-office*). The main areas in which Eximee Low-Code Platform is currently used in banks:

* Digital onboarding and KYC,
* Bank product sales,
* Self-service banking and after-sales service,
* Internal processes and regulatory compliance (back-office),
* Tools supporting the work of bank employees,
* Surveys and satisfaction studies (NPS, CES, CSAT),
* Special projects and inter-institutional integration.

More on this topic can be found in the chapter [Areas of use of Eximee Low-Code Platform.](/documentation/documentation-en/wprowadzenie/obszary-zastosowania.md)


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