The Journey Exchange is a catalog of pre-integrated FinTechFinancial Technology, also known as FinTech, is a new industry that uses new technology and innovation to improve activities in finance. It aims to compete with traditional financial methods in the delivery of financial services to customers by improving customer experience, reducing time-to-market, decreasing cost to mention a few. applications written for Maestro, such as Mitek, FIS, Mastersoft, and LexisNexis, to extend the power of the Temenos Journey Manager (TJM) platform.

These third party integration packages are made available to our Journey Manager customers for use in their online customer applications. A list of published and available packages per region is maintained at: Exchange Packages

The Journey Exchange catalog has been integrated into Journey Manager from 18.05 to allow you to easily download Exchange packages directly into your Manager environment.

You will need Exchange permissions to be able to do this. However, for all earlier versions of Manager, a zip file gives you access to the Exchange package services and Maestro assets. To find out more, refer to:

• Package Installation
• Exchange Permissions
• Package Configuration

Watch this video for an introduction to the Exchange.

You can contact the Exchange Team to suggest an idea or raise a support request through the Temenos Support portal:

Need to log an idea or issue?

The Support Handbook shows you how to log them in the Support Portal.

1. Ensure you're using the original Exchange package (not modified services or Maestro assets). *Support is only provided if the Manager services or Maestro assets have not been changed.
2. Include your Manager, Maestro and Exchange package versions.
3. Capture / reproduce the steps taken using a Maestro template (blank, Maguire, Blue Steel or Avalon). This is essential so that we can replicate the issue in our own environment.

All Exchange packages are based on the same architecture and interact with Manager and Maestro in the same manner.

As the user interacts with an Exchange package implemented in their application (form), the third party services are called via Manager, and these events are recorded in Journey Analytics, the platform's analytics tool, to be further analyzed in the future.

The transaction properties of the user's application are also sent to the Workspaces portal, so the application life cycle can be reviewed by the Workspaces users.

More Exchange packages are always being developed.

Packages being considered for development are here: Development Schedule

Interested in becoming an Exchange Partner and publishing your own solutions?

The Exchange Partner Program is designed to allow your team to participate in the Avoka Exchange service by developing, certifying and publishing your own solutions. Find out what is involved:

• The Exchange Publishing Process
• Exchange Certification
• Developer Resources

Looking for answers as you develop? Let us assist you to get your Exchange package built, certified and published.

We've got some important tips and guidelines that are a great place to start: Developer Resources