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PATH is the pre-eminent purpose built workflow software available to the financial markets. It not only integrates systems but also provides a fully automated workflow backbone. This results in operational risk reduction, processing cost containment and total business process transparency. PATH provides a truly generic workflow that underpins eflow’s suite of products which enhance each stage of the transaction life-cycle.

Recent systems software development has been geared towards integration and Straight Through Processing (STP). Too often STP is confused with simple automation of a process. eflow believes that STP should mean that a transaction is not interfered with or re-interpreted by a human after leaving the Trade Originator. STP as it is commonly known leaves gaps between processes that are traps for operational risk and costly mistakes. eflow’s technology does not leave these gaps.

With a track record at global institutions such as Merrill Lynch, Chase Manhattan, RBOS, Standard Chartered, Royal Bank Canada, Central Bank of China, Dresdner Bank, PATH is the result of 100+ man years of development and 7 years of live testing, honing and full operation at Bayerische
Hypo-und Vereinsbank AG (HVB) and the Co-operative Bank. HVB cites PATH as the system that has enabled a dramatic rise in trading activity without an increase in back office staff.

eflow was founded in 2004 to take PATH technology - now unbundled to offer a range of tactical solutions for business process management, synchronisation and trade transparency - to the world stage.

At eflow, we understand that our technology is for real world, everyday use. We build effective and robust solutions using trade-centric, business oriented design. The benefits of this approach are most evident in our products’ ability to continue to evolve in situ.

We are dedicated to ensuring that our technology delivers immediate tactical benefit thus validating the organisation’s investment, and then compound its benefits by supporting and responding to the business as it meets its new market challenges.