Cordian — AI for Banking Data Analytics and Visualization
Data Analysis
Analyze Banking Data Through AI Technology
Cordian is a dependable and intelligent AI assistant for banking analytics that specializes in data visualization. It analyzes inquiries using natural language processing and generates responses through deep learning.
Technologies: | React.js Redux-Saga Redux GraphQL Show 3 more |
Team: | 1 Project Manager, 2 Developers |
Timeline: | 2.5 years |
Location: | Germany |
Challenge and Solution
The customer asked us to create a system capable of answering numerous customer requests automatically and with high quality.
Our team implemented advanced self-learning AI algorithms to maximize the quality of output.
AI data analytics platform with strong data visualization tools.

Solution 1: AI Integration
To address customer questions regarding banking facilities effectively, we integrated artificial intelligence based on natural language processing and deep learning for selecting appropriate answers. This AI can create a database of responses, solve issues, and handle simple inquiries, enhancing customer service and ongoing support. Our team also implemented a self-learning platform that accommodates text input and voice requests, significantly improving the quality of output.

Solution 2: Process Automation
We implemented Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) practices using Docker and Jenkins to automate integration, delivery, and testing processes. The tools we chose for this goal included Protractor, Jasmine, and Jest for server-side testing. Our team also implemented a system based on using i18next framework that automated much of the localization process, allowing for scalability regardless of the content’s scope.

Solution 3: Cross-Platform Integration and Optimization
We identified Cordian’s target audience and the most popular browsers, setting up virtual machines to conduct cross-browser and cross-platform testing. Moreover, our team implemented several solutions to address any scalability issues that might have stemmed from support for multiple devices. They include reductions in assembly size, data caching on both the server and client sides, and optimization of queries and server logic.
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