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What banks can configure vs fixed platform behavior

What banks often configure (subject to contract)​

  • Role bundles and permission sets mapped to your job families.
  • Product labels and stage names that match your credit manual vocabulary.
  • Workflow flags that turn on or off specific queues and exception paths (where the product supports toggles).
  • Integration switches at the level your IT controls (environments, feature flags agreed with AIS).

What is typically fixed at the platform layer​

  • Core product safety rules shared across tenants (e.g., baseline authentication flows-high level only here).
  • Release cadence for the Decision PRO application shell managed by AIS (unless you operate a dedicated private build-rare; confirm).

Gray areas​

Anything touching model execution, data residency, or custom code is not decided on this page-confirm with your AIS account team.

:::tip What this means for you

Bring a single written “configuration intent” document to workshops so AIS can map it to feasible settings without last-minute surprises.

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