DATA MANAGER

Enrich, Structure, and Route Data at Scale

Data Manager transforms data into a scalable resource that unlocks innovation and profit across your organization.

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Fragmented Data Is Destroying Your Margins

By bringing all your data streams into a centralized intelligence layer, Data Manager allows you to capture more revenue and ease your compliance workload.
Automate Complex Data Workflows

Replace legacy data infrastructure and manual data handling with a system that can process and enrich data at scale.

Standardize Data Across Systems

Harmonize disparate data streams and eliminate costly remediation errors in your billing, reporting, and compliance workflows.

Make Data Governance a Breeze

With fully scalable traceability on every data stream, your team can generate reports and satisfy auditors easier than ever.

Flexibility That Scales on Demand

Data Manage allows your team to pivot and respond to client demands with faster, more efficient product launches and updates.

Data Manager

A Data Platform Built for Commercial and Institutional Banking

Capable of bridging the gap between legacy systems and cloud-native performance, Data Manager is fully configurable to your needs.

Format Agnostic Data Ingestion

Data Manager can ingest any format or encoding from any system or source and reformat it for the desired output and distribution.

Enrichment, Business Lock, and Traceability

Data Manager collates and processes data streams for use with products, services, and functions across your organization, including AI.

Orchestration and Distribution

Built-in automation and governance capabilities ensure data is repurposed and archived according to your systems and protocols.

FAQs: Data Manager

Here’s what you need to know about Data Manager and how it can help transform your commercial and institutional banking operation.
Most internal pipelines and ETL tools were built for point solutions or batch jobs, not real-time monetization workflows. Data Manager ingests, transforms, and normalizes high volumes of financial and operational data across systems in real-time. It eliminates the need for stitching together brittle, manual flows by offering a configurable, auditable layer purpose-built for charging, billing, and reporting.
Data Manager was designed and built to process billions of records with low latency and minimal total cost of ownership. It’s containerized, cloud-agnostic, and designed to autoscale up to 20x, which means it performs just as well during normal volumes as it does during surges (like month-end batch replacements or regulatory bursts).
Absolutely. Data Manager versions every rule and mapping change and provides full traceability into how, when, and why data was transformed. This level of auditability is critical for regulatory compliance (e.g., PSD2, ISO 20022, SAR) and helps reduce risk across monetization processes.
Data Manager is built with integration in mind. It’s API-first, supporting both online and offline modes, and can connect to any modern or legacy system. Whether you’re dealing with core banking systems, charging engines, or back-office reporting tools, Data Manager brings everything into one governed layer—without heavy lifting from IT.
By automating complex data transformation tasks and reducing reliance on manual scripting or reconciliation, Data Manager slashes the time and effort required to maintain custom integrations. That translates to lower total cost of ownership, fewer post-processing errors, and more time for your teams to focus on innovation and client service.
“CSG brings three very important things to their partnership with us: The best people, the best technology, and the best project execution. Our initial engagement was a 3-year implementation that has helped us build a strategic foundation for the future of payments.”

- Global Payment Network VP

A Simple and Easy Data Ecosystem

Data Manager is modern technology infrastructure designed to handle the complexity and scale of global commercial and institutional banking.