nCino partners with Dun & Bradstreet to integrate D&B Commercial Graph into client lifecycle management platform
Reuters2026/08/13 13:02- nCino formed a strategic alliance with Dun & Bradstreet to integrate D&B Commercial Graph data into its Client Lifecycle Management platform.
- Integration targets faster commercial client onboarding, reduced manual KYC/KYB work, improved identity verification, risk assessment, audit-ready workflows.
- nCino-cited Celent survey of 409 bankers put average onboarding cost at USD 14,700, driven by repeated data verification across systems.
- Partnership uses D-U-N-S-number-based data covering over 650 million entities, supported by 107 billion monthly data quality checks.
- General availability slated later this year, starting with EMEA-based institutions, expanding beyond the UK.
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