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Maximizing Financial Management with PFM
FIS and MX Partnership
5/25/17
Erica Pilon, Lou Byfield, Anne Konop
Pete Chapman, VP Partnerships, MX
Not Just Another PFM
Actionable Data
Meets Customer
Advocacy
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• Founded in 2010
• $50 million total funding
• $30 million Series A funding, led by USAA
• 1000+ Financial Institutions
• 5 year growth > 17000%
• 181% CAGR
• 200+ Professionals
headquartered in Lehi, UT
FIS Personal Finance powered by MX
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Ongoing Digital
Leadership
by FIS
Shared Vision
of Consumer
Advocacy
Why Did We Partner with MX?
Customer
Demand
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Customer
Experience Marketing Data
FIS Personal Finance
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Tightly woven integration
into FIS ecosystem
Deeply embedded
customer experience
across all digital
channels
MX best in market data
quality, industry leading
adoption and increased
digital engagement
Why is FIS Personal Finance Right for our Clients?
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How is FIS Personal Finance Different?
• Delivering into both Online and Mobile
channels
• Tight API platform integration
• Leveraging API to show external accounts
alongside internal accounts
• External account aggregation workflow
placed prominently
• Leveraging mini widgets throughout the
experience
• Proven client success program and best
practices to drive adoption
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What Differentiates MX From Competitors?
Multi-sourced aggregation – for a better customer experience
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One of the leading
US banks ran 5 million
transactions through
their system to test
categorization rates.
91%
Case Study: Cleanse, Categorize, Classify
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Case Study: Uncovering the True Value of Your Data
Represents $1,661,308,788 per quarter in POTENTIAL REVENUE
333,246 users with external
credit cards DETECTED(71,496 detected only)
261,750 users with external
credit cards DISCOVERED
18,867 users with external
credit cards aggregated
that carry a balance
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Case Study: Better Customer Experience, Better Results
Large Regional
Credit Union
client
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OLB/CeB and Mobile
Integration Overview
OLB/CeB Integration with MX
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Enrollment
• Client branded marketing space
with links to disclosures
• User information and all bank accounts
passed to MX at enrollment
• 90 days or more of transactions
sent for auto-categorization
• Held-away accounts
shown on CeB and OLB account
overview for 360 degree
view with optional CeB
“net worth” view
OLB/CeB Integration with MX
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Master Widget
• MX master widget
integrated in CeB and
OLB menus under
Personal Finance
• All secondary navigation
performed on the MX
master widget
• Available in both current
and new CeB user
interfaces
OLB/CeB integration with MX
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• Spending Widget displayed on the CeB
Financial Center dashboard above the Mobile
Banking Center and on the OLB accounts
overview
• CeB and OLB links to Add Personal Finance
Account redirect to MX to add more accounts.
• Targeted splash pages and announcements to
unenrolled users
• Enrollment and master widget access reports
to monitor adoption and usage.
• eManager and Web Admin MX un-enrollment
support
Mobile integration with MX
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Available and Forthcoming Widgets
• Spending: A visualization of spending categories over a
defined date range. Users can change the date range,
view a visualization of income sources.
• Budgets: A visualization of a user’s data on a monthly
basis. Users can create custom budget categories.
• Transactions: An aggregate view of all transactions from
internal and external accounts.
• Accounts: A single view of a user’s internal accounts
(“held”) and external accounts (“held away”).
• Net Worth and Goals Coming Q1 2018
Leveraging Data Insights
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