Unblu's next move:
From secure
conversations to orchestrated relationships
Faster answers for clients, less admin for your teams, and a full record for compliance.
Most client conversations in banking end with a promise: "We'll get back to you." The real work then happens somewhere else, in inboxes and spreadsheets the client never sees.
Aria, Unblu's Experience Studio, keeps that work inside the conversation. Requests are completed where they're made, and each step is recorded as it happens.
What Aria changes for your bank
From talking to doing
With Aria, a conversation doesn't stop at an answer. It collects what's needed, applies your rules, brings in the right person, and completes the request, all inside the secure Unblu channel your clients already trust.
Clients get answers, not follow-ups
How to use conversational banking tools and AI so advisors can focus on empathy and proactive support.
Your teams get time back
Advisors and agents stop chasing, copying, and writing up. Context, summaries, and next steps arrive in the conversation, so people spend their time on the moments that need judgment.
Your compliance team gets the proof
Regulators want banks to show who decided what, on which data, and whether a person was involved. Aria records it as the work happens, and lets you adapt as rules change, including the EU AI Act.
What you'll see live
Jens Rabe, CEO, on why Aria is Unblu's next big move, and what it means for banks running or evaluating Unblu
How a simple conversation becomes a completed, documented process
How your bank decides where rules apply, where people step in, and where AI helps
What changes for clients, advisors, and compliance teams when the conversation does the work
Also on the agenda
Why orchestration, not another chatbot, is the next step for digital client engagement
How Aria connects conversations to your CRM and core systems
How Aria keeps you in control as regulation around AI and client records tightens
What's live today and where the roadmap goes next
Who should attend
Leaders in digital banking, customer service, contact centers, and wealth advisory who run Unblu today or are evaluating it, and the compliance, risk, and IT teams who decide how client conversations are run.
