uFlow for IT and security teams
Clean integration and certified security, without sitting on the critical path of every credit policy change.
For IT, a decision engine usually raises two questions: will every policy change land on my team? and does it pass the security review? uFlow is built to answer both: the risk team changes policies on its own, and the platform reaches due diligence with certification and verifiable controls.
What IT gains
The biggest hidden cost of custom-built credit policies is that every tweak —a rule, a threshold, a new source— goes through IT. With uFlow, the risk team edits and publishes its policies without development, so your team stops being the bottleneck for day-to-day changes and focuses on what is actually theirs: integration, architecture, security and governance.
- The risk team changes policies without requesting a development.
- IT leaves the critical path of every rule tweak.
- Less maintenance: models run without you maintaining Python or R environments.
Integration
uFlow integrates with your core, your onboarding or your app through a REST API: you send the applicant's data and get the decision with its detail. For asynchronous processes there are webhooks, and for large volumes, batch processing —for example, re-evaluating an entire portfolio—. ML models run within the flow without you maintaining your own environments.
- REST API for real-time decisions.
- Webhooks for asynchronous flows and batch for volume.
- Models in production with no data-science infrastructure of your own.
Security that passes due diligence
The platform is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified. It adds 2FA authentication, JWT tokens and encrypted data on serverless cloud infrastructure that scales with volume without you managing servers. Access is segregated by role, and your providers' credentials and API keys are stored as managed secrets, not wired into the policies.
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022, 2FA, JWT and data encryption.
- Role-based access control (RBAC).
- Managed secrets and API keys, not exposed in the flow.
What you don't have to solve
uFlow doesn't replace your IT team or ask you to rewrite your core: it integrates with what you already have. And it doesn't force you to migrate your data science —model training stays in your team's tools—. What it reduces is your involvement in day-to-day policy changes, so your focus stays on integration, architecture and security.
- You don't rewrite your core: uFlow integrates via API.
- You don't migrate your model environment: models run, they aren't trained here.
- IT keeps technical governance; drops the repetitive rule work.
Everything you need to know
How does uFlow integrate with our systems?+
Through a REST API: your system sends the applicant's data and the engine returns the decision with its detail (rules applied, data queried and outcome). For asynchronous processes there are webhooks and for volume, batch processing. It integrates with your core, onboarding or frontend; the technical reference is in uFlow's documentation.
What certifications and security controls does it have?+
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, 2FA authentication, JWT tokens and encrypted data on serverless cloud infrastructure. Access is segregated by role and provider credentials are stored as managed secrets.
Does my IT team stay on the critical path of every policy change?+
No. The risk team edits and publishes policies without development. IT is involved in integration, architecture and security —not in every tweak to a rule or threshold—, which is where the bottleneck used to appear.
How are provider credentials and API keys managed?+
As managed secrets, separate from the policies, not written inside the flow. Combined with role-based access control, it lets you govern who sees and uses each credential, which security teams review during due diligence.
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