Resource Library
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Maximize the Q2 Platform with development and customization tools in the Q2 Caliper SDK
Product Overview
To help our FIs meet their changing needs, Q2 Caliper, our comprehensive software development kit, is available.
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Learn more about Q2's Integrated Commercial Office
White Paper
This informative paper from Q2 VP of Product Marketing Dean Jenkins discusses Q2's Integrated Commercial Office, an integrated set of commercial banking digital solutions that we combine with deep industry expertise to meet the digital challenges of FIs today.
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Aite-Novarica: Delivering the Experience Small Businesses Expect
White Paper
This important white paper discusses three key components of a successful business strategy for FIs serving or seeking to serve small businesses. They are the importance of a fintech marketplace, automated account opening/onboarding, and tight integration across services with a more connected experience.
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Q2 innovation helps Stanford FCU build better member experiences
Case Study
Stanford FCU sought to offer new services through Q2’s Innovation Studio. For example, making international funds transfers faster, better and cheaper, as well as to develop a gamified member rewards dashboard. expected to fuel member engagement.
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What Makes a Great SDK?
Article
Slaven Bilac, a former Google technologist and now CEO and president of Agent IQ, recently put the Q2 SDK to work and had a highly positive experience. See what he had to say.
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Q2 meets new data protection and privacy laws
White Paper
Laws protecting a person's data and privacy have been enhanced. Q2 has addressed these privacy regulations.
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UNIFY experiences significant mobile usage
Testimonial
Converting to Q2, this FCU has seen mobile logins increase by 70 percent which has opened more opportunties to interact with members.
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Build an effective analytics strategy
Guide
Put analytics to work at your bank or CU to improve operations and assist in digital banking growth.
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Aite on corporate banking API strategies
Report
Aite financial institutions can harmonize their different legacy and proprietary API standards, shifting competition from holding the relationship with the client to servicing the client by delivering API-based products and services—in close collaboration with third-party providers—to more closely adapt to the client’s needs.