With the coming into force in Germany of the Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG) on June 28, 2025, banks and financial service providers are faced with the challenge of making their digital documents accessible. In particular, PDF documents sent to customers online or by email must comply with the new legal requirements.
According to EU law*, public institutions must make their digital services accessible by 2020. Private companies will follow in 2025 and are required to make their digital offerings accessible by June 28.
LibreOffice in your browser! Our spin-off company allotropia software GmbH announces the immediate availability of ZetaOffice, a suite of applications, programming libraries, and services based on LibreOffice.
Software Release: Our PDF creator CIB pdf brewer presents itself with a variety of new features. Version 4.13.0 and higher brings improvements in the creation of accessible documents.
This week a workshop is taking place in Munich all about CIB seven - our open source fork of the BPM engine Camunda 7. A team of eight CIB developers from our international locations have travelled to Munich to decide on the further development and future possibilities of our business process management engine.
In early 2024, the Max Flessa Bank faced the challenge of modernizing its internal business processes. In addition to digitization, the company also needed to comply with finance-specific regulatory requirements efficiently.
We presented our automation solution together with Bank-Verlag at the Congreos del Futuro 2024.
We are pleased to announce the further development and support of the BPM engine Camunda 7 under the name CIB seven. With the integration of Camunda 7 as an independent component in the process management platform CIB flow, CIB offers a reliable and long-term stable alternative to the standard established on the market.
From June 24 to 26, 2024, we will be with a stand at the Zukunftskongress Staat und Verwaltung in Berlin.
Yesterday the 2nd CIB User Group ended in Münster with 38 participating banks, including private banks as well as German Volksbanken and Raiffeisenbanken.
The 2nd CIB User Group for banks will meet on May 14 and 15 in Münster: 40 German banks are attending, including PSD Bank, private and cooperative banks.
Banks today face the challenge of meeting the high demands of banking customers for user-friendly end-to-end processes and fast turnaround times.
