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From Siloed Banking Systems to Unified Client View with Orange Bank & Trust

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Orange Bank and Trust Company

Solution Stack

Financial Services Cloud

Business Units

Sales, Customer Service

Services

Advisory, Implementation

Timeline

16 weeks

Turning FSC into a Trusted Frontline Platform

Orange Bank and Trust is a community-focused financial institution serving businesses and individuals across the Hudson Valley and greater New York region. Known for its personalized approach, the bank blends modern banking tools with deep local relationships to support long-term financial growth.

Problem

Orange Bank & Trust’s Salesforce journey began with a vision to centralize customer data and support business growth. Early challenges included disjointed business processes and siloed data across departments. The bank needed more than a platform — it needed a partner who understood banking.

Process

Fortimize provided just that. They conducted an in-depth review, then quickly implemented executive dashboards, role-based homepages, and reporting tailored to each line of business. These enhancements improved adoption and made it easier for teams to visualize the full customer relationship.

Results

As a result, Salesforce became more than a CRM — it became the backbone of how the bank managed goals, presented unified client views, and built stronger customer relationships.

Executive Outcomes
Operational Impact
Technical Shift
Increased transparency
Simplified reporting
Optimized environment
Demonstrated clear ROI
UX aligned to real users
Deeper platform integration

Impact on Customers

Teams were able to engage with full context, providing faster, more informed responses that enhanced overall efficiency. This led to a more seamless and consistent experience for clients across every touchpoint.

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