Unqork, the leading enterprise no-code platform, and Experian®, the world’s leading global information services company, today announced a strategic partnership to re-imagine what it means to implement decisioning based on consumer and business data in enterprise applications. Through this relationship, Unqork and Experian combine Unqork’s unique no-code platform with Experian’s advanced data analytics.
“Experian is committed to helping businesses with their financial health, and our collaboration with Unqork’s intuitive platform gives them the opportunity to develop applications and streamline often complex processes,” said Brian Bond, Senior Vice President of Product, Marketing and Strategy at Experian Business Information Services. “It’s exciting to see the ways in which Unqork is enabling businesses to easily create the next generation of no-code applications by harnessing the power of data.”
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Unqork’s visual platform allows business users to build mission-critical applications that handle the complexity, scale and security required by modern enterprises without having to write a line of code. Experian offers users easy-to-use tools that allow businesses to build applications that enable them to make data-driven decisions quickly and easily. Unqork rapidly expands the adoption of these tools and accelerates the time-to-market by complementing Experian’s data with the power of no-code enterprise.
For example, creators can now weave credit checks, prequalification screens, business activity information, business owner info and a large suite of fraud tools into applications via Unqork’s simple drag-and-drop interface.
“It’s no secret that enterprises across the world trust Experian’s data to make smarter business decisions,” Christian Barrera, VP of Alliances and Ecosystem Development at Unqork. “Now, Unqork creators have a vastly expanded tool set to build decisioning into complex applications leveraging Experian data faster and easier than ever.”