Coast Capital Savings went LIVE with Abris GAMMA as T24 monitoring tool

Victoria, Canada 05 September 2016: Coast Capital Savings (CCS) went LIVE with ABRIS GAMMA for monitoring and managing its T24 operations. The product was chosen after a strict evaluation by the CSS team. After the evaluation, the project was started with a pilot and after declared the pilot as success on June 2016, bank decided to implement GAMMA as the Temenos T24 operation tool for CCS.

ABRIS had completed the implementation of GAMMA together with CCS in Production on August 2016 and handed over the operation of T24 from GAMMA dashboard. After the completion of the project, CCS has a GAMMA setup with full functionality and is able to automatically monitor the COB, including pre and post tasks from GAMMA dashboard without any manual activities. Through GAMMA, CCS is also able to do complete online monitoring of T24 and its connected interfaces, services and SLA along with other additional requirements. Abris has also introduced two new features in the current version of GAMMA for CCS called Online Service Runtime Monitor and View Sensitive Data permission, which is a data encryption tool. This solution encrypts the sensitive data at client, send the encrypted data on the network and store the encrypted data in the DB. It is possible to decrypt the data on the user dashboard only if the user has the privilege to view the same.

Coast Capital Savings is Abris’s fifth GAMMA client in Canada after FirstOntario Credit Union (FOCU), Caisse Financial Group (CFG), Canadian Western Bank (CWB) and EQ Bank (EQB).

About Coast Capital Savings:

Coast Capital Savings Credit Union is a member-owned financial co-operative headquartered in Surrey, British Columbia. By membership, it is the largest credit union in Canada with 535,000 members and $17.1 billion in assets. Coast Capital Savings has 50 branches in the Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley, and Vancouver Island regions of British Columbia.

Coast Capital Savings found its beginnings in 1940 as a co-operative of BC government employees later emerging as Pacific Coast Savings Credit Union throughout a series of mergers of local Vancouver Island credit unions. Seven years later, Surrey Metro Savings and Richmond Savings were formed in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.

For more information, visit: www.coastcapitalsavings.com