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Springboard solutions enable US banks to deliver an outstanding digital customer acquisition journey rapidly, using a ready-made solution on an extensible platform that grows with the financial institution. Standard Springboard can be implemented as the ready-made solution or can serve as a starting point for custom projects.
Several Springboard solutions are currently available.
Springboard solutions provide a starting point for customer projects, offering an accelerated implementation schedule.
The standard Springboard solution provides value to our clients and implementation teams in several ways:
Springboard solutions require far less development than a custom Temenos Journey Manager project. This is achieved by pre-building many of the typical components required to support US solutions on the Journey platform. Examples of pre-built components include:
To learn more about the components supplied with each Springboard solution, see Springboard components.
To start using Springboard and get the most out of it, we recommend you learn about the following.
Information is available on these subjects and more in this documentation and on the TJM resources website. We also offer online courses and instructor-led training on developing Temenos Journey Manager platform solutions.
While substantial portions of a Springboard solution are pre-built, client-specific work is still required for every implementation. Typically, the bulk of the client work is focused into three main areas:
To learn more, see What clients need to know.
For Springboard development, you need an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that supports Maven, Ant scripts, and writing services in Groovy. Eclipse and IntelliJ are two IDEs commonly used when building a Springboard project. Note that IntelliJ has native Groovy support while Eclipse requires a Groovy plugin.
You also need to install Maven and a JDK. The JDK version must match the version installed on Journey Manager. To learn more, see Journey Manager 3rd Party Libraries > Java.
Next, learn about Springboard architecture.