Tilores

Tilores provides businesses with an advanced API solution for integrating and consolidating customer data from multiple sources in real time. By transforming fragmented information into a cohesive and actionable customer profile, it empowers companies to make faster, better-informed decisions. Its technology supports immediate access to unified customer records, which in turn enables streamlined risk assessments and compliance checks.

A core benefit of Tilores is the reduction of manual work associated with data consolidation, allowing operational and technical teams to focus on delivering value. Its architecture is built for scalability, managing both current and legacy data, and automatically updating core platforms with the latest unified information. This makes it possible to maintain consistency and transparency across an organization.

In addition, Tilores enhances fraud detection during processes like customer registration, by providing real-time cross-checks against existing data. For companies leveraging AI or language-models, Tilores also offers features for rapid and precise retrieval of relevant customer data, enriching digital experiences and insights. The platform is suitable for organizations aiming to build a 360-degree customer view and automate data-driven workflows.

Tilores is designed for operational, technology, and analytics leaders working at financial institutions, insurance companies, retail businesses, and telecommunications providers. It’s valuable to those who need to aggregate large volumes of customer data across disparate systems and streamline workflows involving customer risk assessment, fraud detection, compliance, or personalized customer interactions.

Typical users include CTOs handling enterprise data architecture, data analysts consolidating and interpreting customer records for decision support, and operations managers tasked with ensuring seamless data flows between departments. The tool is especially suited to organizations with complex data management needs, such as regulated industries or organizations with customer information spread across multiple platforms.

It may also benefit education or non-profit professionals who need to unify disparate donor, student, or participant records for reporting, analysis, or outreach.