Products

Imago Front Ofiice and Imago Back Office  is a solution for the pre, at and post retirement markets. Imago delivers solutions for product providers, administrators, platforms and financial advisers.  In a business environment of intense pressure to save costs and increase efficiencies, Imago can be configured to deliver the best value available. The Imago product lines are continually updated with upgrades and roadmaps. These roadmaps are disclosed and assembled with our client needs and our knowledge of the regulatory and legislative landscape in mind, such as the forthcomming Retail Distribution Review (RDR) and rise of the direct to consumer and group savings market of 2012 and beyond.

Delivering solutions for the financial services market means having to be on our toes when it comes to responding to support and maintenance. In the fast moving world of pensions and investments, regulation and legislation drive deep changes through our clients organisations not only from a product design, compliance and process perspective but also from a technology perspective. Dunstan Thomas is configured to provide high levels of support for the market by having dedicated support response teams for the product ranges and updated roadmaps for product upgrades.

Technology
Imago is built with extensibility in mind with a set of services oriented technologies. This ensures ease of implementation and strong integration capabilities. Imago enables product configuration through sophisticated interfaces and rules engines. This provides Imago users the most flexible technology solution for the pre, at and post retirement market. To makes sure that Imago continues to evolve and develop in the direction the market needs, we work to six key design goals, these are:

• Flexibility – so that users can support products configured specifically to their needs.
• Integration – so that users can implement any part of Imago together or in isolation.
• Scalability – so that users can deploy it in more challenging business environments.
• Adaptable – so that users can have it delivered through a variety of channels.
• Customisation – so that users’ unique needs and propositions are catered for.
• Maintainable – so that users have systems that respond quickly to regulatory and legislative changes.