Technology companies such as Behavox Pathfinder Policy Manager, Percepto, Vonage API, Infosys, Allvue Systems, Slope, among others, announced their tech deals or channel partnerships.
Global Hedge Fund Selects Behavox Pathfinder Policy Manager
A global hedge fund has selected the Behavox Pathfinder Policy Manager for full enterprise deployment, marking a major move in the firm’s digital transformation and compliance strategy. Pathfinder will shift compliance from detective to preventive controls, following success with Behavox’s Quantum surveillance solution that delivered 4-5× more true-positive detections and an 80 percent drop in alert volume. The platform, built on GPU-based AI, blends regulatory scanning, conflicts-of-interest workflows and control room oversight. Founder & CEO Erkin Adylov leads innovation in AI-powered compliance. The benefit: faster risk mitigation, improved productivity and unified compliance workflows.
Percepto Partners with Spotlight
Percepto Digital has formed a partnership with Spotlight, an AI analytics startup, to help brands and high-profile individuals map and shape how they appear within AI chat ecosystems and answer-engine results. This collaboration targets the fast-emerging need for brand visibility in AI-driven conversational platforms rather than just traditional search. Founder & CEO Ran Blayer of Percepto and Michael Hermon of Spotlight are driving the initiative. The innovation focuses on extracting actionable intelligence from chatbot-driven outputs, enabling reputation management agencies to influence narrative and tone. The customer focus is on global brands and individuals managing complex reputational risks.
AI Conversation Engine Orum Chooses Vonage API
Orum, an AI-powered conversation engine for revenue teams, has integrated Vonage APIs—leveraging over 7 million voice minutes per month and over 100,000 phone numbers across more than 125 countries. This strategic technology adoption enables Orum to provide real-time AI coaching, seamless voice and video connectivity, and scale globally. Vonage’s reliability underpins Orum’s customer focus on sales teams seeking conversational intelligence and operational expansion. The benefit: faster engagement, deeper insights and broader reach. Colin Specter (SVP Revenue, Orum) emphasises flexibility and reliability as key enablers.
Infosys Extends Strategic Collaboration with Metro Bank
Infosys has deepened its collaboration with Metro Bank and Workday to modernise the bank’s finance operations using a unified cloud-native platform. The implementation includes Workday Financial Management, Accounting Center, Spend Management and Prism Analytics. The strategy is to streamline business processes, centralise financial data and automate key functions, boosting agility, insight and employee experience. Metro Bank CFO Marc Page called the initiative designed to scale and evolve the bank’s financial backbone, while Workday UK-Ireland VP Daniel Pell noted the broader industry shift. The innovation: self-service tools, faster closing cycles and stronger governance.
Bridge Alternative Investment Solutions Selects Allvue Systems
Bridge Alternative Investment Solutions has selected Allvue Systems to integrate fund accounting, investor services and reporting into a single ecosystem, combining institutional-grade technology with personalised service. Allvue’s AI-powered platform delivers real-time transparency, controls and scalability for asset managers. The innovation aligns with Bridge’s strategy to re-imagine fund administration: “white-glove service meets best-in-class technology,” according to Loren Locke, Partner & Head of Fund Administration at Bridge. The benefit: streamlined operations, reduced duplication, enhanced client experience and scalable growth.
Elite Partners with Slope
Legal-industry SaaS provider Elite has partnered with embedded finance platform Slope (backed by JP Morgan) to embed flexible billing solutions into law-firm invoicing workflows. The partnership allows law firms to offer clients payment terms of two to six months via Slope’s AI-powered risk and credit infrastructure. Late payments plague the industry—38 percent of firms report half their invoices are overdue. The innovation utilises AI under-writing and integrated payments to help firms manage cash flow, increase liquidity and offer greater client flexibility. Lawrence Lin Murata, CEO & Co-founder of Slope, highlights the shift toward intelligent finance workflows in professional services.
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