
More secure releases, reduced operational risks: With Drvless, banks automate critical end-to-end processes across channels and core systems – without programming knowledge or access to backend code. Drvless operates like a user through the visible interface, making it particularly suitable for established system landscapes and restrictive environments.
Banks are constantly developing their digital services and must maintain control over availability, security, and traceability at all times. At the same time, many processes rely on multiple channels, legacy applications, and external service providers. Furthermore, the demands on digital resilience are increasing: DORA requires regular testing and continuous monitoring to demonstrate stability and resilience.
Onboarding, login/2FA, payment transactions, credit lines or card processes must function reliably – even small UI problems cause high ticket and support costs.
Core banking systems, web banking, mobile apps, and back-office tools are interconnected. Changes to one touchpoint can unexpectedly disrupt other processes.
In many environments, installations on the target system or direct code access are difficult – at the same time, tests must be reliably, repeatably and auditably documented.
Drvless automates processes via a graphical user interface (GUI) – just like a user – and can therefore secure complex, interconnected routes across system boundaries. This works without backend code access and is more robust against ongoing UI updates.
Drvless supports regular technical tests and continuous monitoring with early error detection – problems are identified before real users are affected.
Drvless automatically logs relevant process steps – including screenshots if desired. This facilitates traceable documentation for governance, audits, and approvals.
Automated testing of the reliability of third-party IT providers by regularly testing critical process chains via real UI workflows.
Drvless is suitable for role-based access, permissions and distributed workflows – including the four-eyes principle and approval chains.
Automation scenarios can be created via drag-and-drop or described in natural language and converted into the Driveless Graphical Language (Blockly). This allows specialist departments to actively contribute.
Drvless does not need to be installed on the system being automated. This helps to comply with security restrictions.
Drvless offers us intuitive access to test automation – even in areas that were previously considered unautomatable.
With Drvless you can:
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