Your core knows everything. Your customer feels none of it.
Flow sits on top of your existing stack - core, cards, LOS, CRM, fraud, rewards - and turns the signals trapped inside them into moments across every surface your consumer touches.
HOW IT WORKS
Five capabilities. One activation layer.
Harness
Every signal from every system - resolved to one consumer, sub-second live.
Consumer Graph
One live view of every consumer. Transaction, behavior, motivation, prediction.
Moment Studio
Design, simulate, and ship moments across the consumer lifecycle. Built for business teams.
Coordination
Policy, capacity, fatigue, conflict - enforced on every decision, every consumer.
Surface Area
One moment, every surface. App, web, push, SMS, email, branch, agent, AI - all native.
01 — MOMENTS
100% Signal, not noise.
Consumer attention peaks in the 0–30 seconds after something happens - a card tap, a balance shift, an app open. A Moment is a programmed action tied to what just happened, delivered on the surface your customer is already on, under a second.
4 LIFECYCLE JOBS · 3 ENGINES · 8 NATIVE SURFACES
EXPLORE MOMENTS →
02 — THE SURFACE AREA
Show up as one institution
One authored moment, rendered natively on eight surfaces — app, site, push, email, SMS, branch, agents, and the AI assistants your customer already uses. No new app. No migration.
8 → 1 · ONE AUTHORED MOMENT, EIGHT NATIVE SURFACES
03 — HARNESS
Activate your stack
Every system holds a piece. None talk to each other. Harness connects every source, resolves one consumer across every ID, and enriches each signal in flight — so moments fire on what is, not on a stale export.
480MS · MEDIAN SIGNAL-TO-GRAPH LATENCY
EXPLORE HARNESS →
THE SYSTEM
Inside every moment.
Every signal runs through six stages — in under 480 milliseconds. Each cycle sharpens the next decision for every consumer on the network.
01 — HARNESS
Ingest the signal.
Every card tap, ACH, decline, app open, and LOS event from your core, rails, processors, and digital banking — streamed in real time. No files. No waits.
02 — CONSUMER GRAPH
Understand the person.
Four layers of intelligence about one consumer: transaction, behavioral, motivation, predictive. Built over time. Used in the moment.
03 — DECIDING
Pick the right action.
Rules, bandits, experiments — running against the consumer graph in milliseconds. The one action most likely to move the relationship right now.
04 — COORDINATION
Respect the consumer.
Capacity, cadence, fatigue, conflict. No two Flow moments fire in the same window. No moment fires if the consumer has had enough.
05 — MOMENTS
Deliver on the right surface.
Push. SMS. Card message. Agent script. Branch context. The delivery channel is decided by the moment, not the other way around.
06 — LEARNING
Prove it worked.
Holdout-measured causal lift. Every moment adds a data point. Every data point sharpens the next decision for every consumer on the network.
Questions teams ask before saying yes.
Short, honest answers to the questions we hear in every first call.
What's the integration lift?
Eight weeks from signed to first shipped moment. Flow side-loads into the processor, digital banking, and CRM you already run. No rip-and-replace. Shadow mode weeks 1–2, live cohort by week 5.
How do you prove incrementality?
Every moment is randomly withheld from a control cohort. Treated minus control — that's the only number we report. The result our FIs see: +8% incremental net revenue contribution, 27-day payback, holdout-measured. The number that survives a CFO review.
How is Flow different from the personalization stack we already have?
Campaign tools describe the consumer yesterday. Flow acts in the moment — the second the card taps, the balance shifts, the login happens. One consumer, one decision, under a second. The same context lands in your agent's headset, the banker's desk, and the PM's roadmap. Not a channel. Not a campaign. The layer underneath both.
How do you protect consumer data?
PCI-DSS aligned, SOC 2-controlled, encrypted in transit and at rest. Flow does not require consumer PII to operate. Your institution stays the data owner. Continuous monitoring and regular pen testing — reviewed by your security team the way you review any core vendor.
Flow is the activation layer that changes that.
