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Vendor Lock-In Exit for Financial Services in Pacific Northwest / Seattle

Migrating away from a locked-in vendor while preserving data and compliance certification. Delivered for financial services organizations in Pacific Northwest / Seattle with HIPAA and SOC 2 compliance built in — not assessed after the system ships.

The Problem

Financial Services in Pacific Northwest / Seattle

Pacific Northwest / Seattle banks locked into FIS, Fiserv, or Temenos where core system data is in proprietary formats, the HIPAA and SOC 2 compliance certifications are platform-specific, and the renegotiation position weakens every year. The exit path exists. It requires a team that has executed it.

The Big Three core banking vendors — FIS, Fiserv, Jack Henry — are so universally disliked that banking trade associations are funding alternatives. Long-term contracts, outdated technology, closed systems, and prices that make modernization feel impossible. The industry is ready for engineering teams that build open, compliant alternatives.

Regulatory Frameworks
HIPAA
SOC 2
FedRAMP
CCPA
NIST
NIST AI RMF
Our Presence
Denver, Colorado
Our Approach

How We Deliver in Pacific Northwest / Seattle

Data extraction, compliance posture rebuild, and new system deployment executed as a single coordinated engagement
HIPAA and SOC 2 compliance built into the architecture from day one — not verified after the system ships
Delivered from our registered United States entity — legal and commercial certainty for Pacific Northwest / Seattle clients
Fixed-price engagement — scope, timeline, and cost defined before contract execution
Domain-qualified engineering team assigned before the first sprint — not assembled after kickoff
Full IP transfer at close — source code, documentation, and operational runbooks
Compliance

United States and Financial Services Frameworks

Financial Services organizations in Pacific Northwest / Seattle operate under both United States regional frameworks and sector-specific compliance requirements. We embed all applicable frameworks architecturally — not as a parallel compliance workstream running alongside engineering.

HIPAASOC 2FedRAMPCCPANISTNIST AI RMFFDA 21 CFR Part 11HITRUSTStateRAMPsoc-2pci-dssglbabsa-aml
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Vendor Lock-In Exit for Financial Services in Pacific Northwest / Seattle.

Migrating away from a locked-in vendor while preserving data and compliance certification.. Delivered for financial services organizations in Pacific Northwest / Seattle with HIPAA and SOC 2-compliant architecture from day one. Fixed price. Full IP transfer.

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