The Importance of Orchestration: The missing link in financial services

Banks are pouring resources into polished front-ends and powerful core systems, but the critical layer that connects them is too often overlooked: orchestration.

Without orchestration, even the smartest AI models or the strongest platforms become isolated silos. A fraud model that flags anomalies has little value if alerts are never escalated, contextualized, and resolved. Customer onboarding journeys break if legacy systems cannot share data.

According to a 2025 Camunda survey, 81% of financial firms see rising automation dependency as a direct threat to operational control. Today, over 50 systems are required to complete core processes, which is a 19% increase in just five years.

Orchestration provides the command layer that unifies systems, data, and workflows. It ensures that outputs become outcomes:

• Launch new products in days, not months

• Simplify compliance and ensure resilience

• Route suspicious transactions directly to compliance with case management

• AI summaries enriched with review steps, policies, and intelligent audit logging

For banks, orchestration is no longer an IT choice. It’s a strategic priority to simplify complexity, stay compliant, and accelerate innovation.

Download the whitepaper to learn how orchestration helps financial institutions cut through complexity and stay in control.

The Importance of Orchestration

Finance needs more than intuitive front-end portals and massive back-office systems. It needs the connective tissue that makes them work together. 

That's the importance of orchestration. 

Download the whitepaper here.