Digital transformation in financial services has never lacked ambition. But execution often falls short. Complexity builds, timelines stretch, and customer-facing teams are left waiting for tools that actually make their work easier.
The upcoming Creatio Financial Services “Twin” Release, launching virtually on July 22, 2025, introduces a model that challenges that cycle. It offers something practical and immediate: pre-built automation, AI-enabled assistants, and no-code configuration, all designed for the financial services sector.
This is not just a product update. It signals a shift in how customer experience, operations, and compliance can be delivered faster and more effectively. At B-TRNSFRMD, we believe this release is worth the attention of any CX or transformation leader looking to modernize with purpose.
Creatio’s “Twin” Release is built for banks, credit unions, and financial institutions that are ready to move beyond pilot projects and into execution. The platform introduces:
The tools are designed to be usable immediately. The workflows are already mapped. The AI is embedded. The goal is simple: to help teams act faster with fewer blockers.
Across financial services, there’s a growing need for platforms that reduce operational drag and give customer-facing teams the tools they need to respond in real time. The “Twin” Release responds to that need.
Here’s what it offers from a leadership perspective.
Most platforms advertise speed. Few deliver it. What sets this release apart is its starting point. By including pre-built workflows that are specific to financial services, institutions can move directly into value creation.
Processes for account servicing, product upsell, fraud resolution, and more are available out of the box. This reduces design time and eliminates the need for third-party templates or consultants to get started.
Teams can deploy what’s there and refine over time. That’s a more practical way to approach transformation.
One of the long-standing challenges in enterprise automation is the overreliance on IT. This release shifts responsibility closer to the teams who own customer outcomes. With natural language configuration and no-code tools, CX and operations leaders can build or adapt workflows directly.
They can align digital processes with customer needs without lengthy backlogs, change requests, or technical bottlenecks. This shift empowers rapid iteration based on what’s happening on the ground.
AI is often marketed as a disruptive force. But the real need in financial services is augmentation. Creatio’s “Twins” are role-aware AI agents that help staff prioritize tasks, generate insights, suggest next steps, and automate routine work.
Each Twin is aligned to a specific function—such as a service agent Twin that assists with case resolution, or a compliance Twin that flags risk-related issues. These agents are integrated into the workflow, not bolted on as a separate tool.
This kind of embedded intelligence helps teams work smarter without needing to adopt an entirely new system.
Event: Creatio Financial Services “Twin” Release
Date: July 22, 2025
Time: 10 AM EDT / 4 PM CET
Format: Online
Registration: Register here
At the event, expect:
For those working in transformation or service delivery, this is a chance to see how technology can reduce cycle times, support staff, and improve customer outcomes.
At B-TRNSFRMD, we advise financial institutions on how to modernize without overengineering. Our focus is on helping leaders deliver customer value at scale, through technology that is easy to adopt, manage, and evolve.
This release aligns with that approach. It avoids complexity and focuses on real business outcomes.
Here’s what we’re taking from it:
Even if Creatio is not on your radar, the principles behind this release are relevant: faster processes, smarter support, and tools designed to fit the way teams actually work.
Technology should support transformation, not slow it down. Creatio’s Financial Services “Twin” Release shows what’s possible when platforms are built with speed, usability, and industry context at the core.
As financial institutions continue to evolve under pressure—from regulators, customers, and markets—the ability to move from idea to execution quickly will become a core business capability.
This release offers a clear example of what that future could look like. It’s worth your time.