FIS is present in 8 markets with 12 products. FIS has 96 reviews with an overall average rating of 4.3.
Balance Sheet Management Software
Balance sheet management software is a specialized tool designed to help organizations efficiently manage and analyze their financial statements. It automates the process of tracking assets, liabilities, and equity, ensuring accurate and up-to-date financial reporting. This software provides features such as real-time data integration, financial forecasting, and compliance with accounting standards. By offering detailed insights and analytics, it aids in strategic decision-making, risk management, and maintaining financial stability. Overall, balance sheet management software enhances the accuracy, efficiency, and transparency of financial operations within an organization.
FIS has 1 product in Balance Sheet Management Software market
Core Banking Systems
Gartner defines a core banking system (CBS) as the financial institution’s back‐office software that performs real-time or end-of-day processing for deposits and loans. Apart from advancing the processing dates, representative capabilities include transaction posting, interest accrual/payment, service charge calculation and cash management (zero balance, target balance). CBSs provide deposit and loan product servicing with interfaces to other applications, such as customer-facing channels, general ledger systems and reporting tools. CBSs can be deployed on the bank’s premises or run from the cloud or any hosted environment. Bank employees and customers either directly or indirectly use the bank’s CBS. The CBSs of a financial institution’s back‐office software perform either real-time or end-of-day processing for deposits and loans. Apart from advancing the processing dates, representative capabilities include transaction posting, interest accrual and posting, service charge calculation and cash management (zero balance, target balance). All these processes and steps imply a business model based on conventional banking principles that imply interest accrual on accounts and profitability from any lending practice. Therefore, CBSs, by definition, implicitly exclude Islamic CBSs that, to the contrary, use Islamic financial tools to back Shariah-compliant business models that require different mechanisms to produce profits.
FIS has 4 products in Core Banking Systems market
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Digital Banking Platforms
Gartner defines digital banking platforms (DBPs) as a set of modular capabilities that enable the bank to create and customize employee and customer digital journeys. DBPs sit between the bank core and the engagement layer (i.e., multichannel solutions or employee applications) and provide a unified environment for four main technology categories: (1) bank-specific composable business services that constitute user journeys, (2) common platform services that support the composable business services, (3) developer tools for journey creation and customization and (4) modern data and analytics for business intelligence, customer insights and continuous improvement. DBPs are consumed as private cloud SaaS, public cloud SaaS or on-premises.
FIS has 1 product in Digital Banking Platforms market
Energy Trading and Risk Management
An ETRM system is a software solution that captures and manages wholesale energy market transactions, from forecasting to execution and settlement, invoicing, managing, reporting market and credit exposures, and market integration for energy commodities. The ETRM system manages a company’s position in one or more commodities. As the system of record for both physical and financial wholesale energy transactions, it typically provides all capabilities (from trade capture to invoicing, including risk management and reporting) for the front, middle and back office in energy companies.
FIS has 1 product in Energy Trading and Risk Management market
Invoice-to-Cash Applications
Gartner defines the invoice-to-cash (I2C) applications market as cloud-based applications that enable corporate controllers to automatically manage collections and apply customer payments to invoices. I2C applications typically gather, disseminate, track and analyze data from and to internal and external sources. They make I2C processes more efficient and effective, including managing and monitoring deductions, disputes and credit risk. They also typically can ensure invoices are delivered to customers and that customers have options to pay them. I2C applications enable I2C transaction processing across multiple ERP systems. Organizations use I2C applications to collect and apply customer payments to open invoices, perform credit and collections activities, manage deductions and disputes, and deliver and present invoices to customers for payment. I2C applications are cloud-based tools that provide organizations with a standard way of processing across ERPs, while creating flexibility for buyers in how they receive or access invoices as well as pay and dispute them. I2C applications allow an organization to connect and exchange data with multiple ERP systems and other operational tools, such as customer relationship management tools, as well as with partners such as credit and collections agencies, logistics providers, banks and payment service providers. They use data to determine credit risk, automate collections and cash applications activities as well as help manage the resolution of deductions and disputes. Such activities result in faster collection of cash, improved visibility to cash flow, an improved customer experience and reduced process cost.
FIS has 1 product in Invoice-to-Cash Applications market
Tokenization Platform
Tokenization platform turns sensitive data into non-sensitive data called tokens to increase data protection and reduce fraud risks in financial transactions. The original data is then safely stored in a centralized location for subsequent reference while businesses utilize these tokens to carry out their business activities. In addition, the tokenization platform enables merchants to adhere to industry and governmental regulations like GDPR, CCPA, PCI DSS, and HIPAA with minimum liability and security expenses. The typical users of the technology are financial institutions, real estate, banks, retailers, healthcare providers, insurance, and e-commerce companies. These businesses deploy tokenization to protect the personal information of their users, including credit card numbers, PANs, PII, and PHI.
FIS has 2 products in Tokenization Platform market
Trading Platforms (Retired)
Gartner defines a trading platform as a computer system designed to perform financial market analysis, capture and process daily treasury transactions, evaluate the risks associated with those transactions, provide settlement and reporting functionality, and post transaction records to accounts and other financial records repositories. Trading platforms directly or indirectly facilitate the placement of orders for financial products with another financial entity or intermediary over a network. These financial offerings include products and asset classes such as equities, bonds/fixed income instruments, foreign exchange, money market/cash instruments, commodities and derivatives. The financial entities involved in the transactions include brokers, market makers/principals, investment banks, universal banks, hedge funds and asset managers. Trading platforms facilitate electronic/digital transactions that may be undertaken by trading firms from any location using available computer networking infrastructure. (Retired as of Feb-26-2026).
FIS has 1 product in Trading Platforms (Retired) market
Treasury Management Systems
A Treasury Management System (TMS) is a specialized software that helps organizations manage their financial activities, and makes handling cash flow, payments, and investments easier. By centralizing and automating financial processes, it provides better control and visibility over a company's finances. Primary users consist of corporate treasurers, finance managers & directors, accountants, risk analysts, CFOs, investment professionals, banks, financial institutions, and non-profit organizations. TMS Software Features TMS platforms encompass several core features designed to streamline financial operations and enhance decision-making. They provide tools for cash and liquidity management, enabling real-time tracking of cash positions and effective liquidity planning. Centralized bank account management allows for efficient account reconciliation and transaction tracking. The risk management capabilities of treasury management software also help identify and mitigate financial risks such as interest rate and foreign exchange risks that may use hedging strategies. Supporting debt and investment management, TMS solutions optimize portfolios and track payments and maturity dates. Robust financial reporting and compliance tools ensure regulatory adherence and support audits. The interface functionality also facilitates seamless communication with banking partners, trading platforms, and other financial systems, ensuring smooth and integrated financial operations. By integrating with other financial systems like ERP and banking platforms, TMS platforms enhance efficiency, reduce operational risk, and provide a comprehensive view of an organization's financial position. To be included in the Treasury Management Systems market, an offering must meet the following key criteria: Manage and optimize cash flow by showing real-time visibility into cash balances, forecasting future cash needs, and automating cash management tasks like payments and collections. Help organizations identify, measure, and manage financial risks like interest rate risk, foreign exchange risk, credit risk or other risks related to strategic investments. Include reporting functionality to maintain an overview of treasury's financial activities and focus areas. Provide interface functionality to communicate with banking partners and trading platforms. Benefits of TMS Platforms A Treasury Management System (TMS) improves financial accuracy, enhances risk management, and increases operational efficiency. These benefits contribute to the organization's overall financial stability and growth. Corporate treasurers, finance managers & directors, accountants, and risk management professionals utilize these systems to effectively manage financial activities such as cash management, risk assessment, and investment strategies. Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) leverage TMS for strategic financial oversight while investment managers use it to optimize portfolios. Additionally, banks and financial institutions may offer TMS services to their clients, and non-profits can use it to manage funds and maintain fiscal stability. Essentially, any organization requiring effective management of financial assets, liabilities and risks can benefit from a TMS.
FIS has 1 product in Treasury Management Systems market