Head office: 6811 E. Mayo Boulevard, Suite 400, Phoenix, Arizona 85054, US Tel: +1 480 627 1800 Email:
request@info.axway.com Other offices: France (Paris, Annecy), Brazil (São Paulo), US (Phoenix, Redwood City, Atlanta, McLean), Australia (Sydney), China (Beijing, Shanghai), Hong Kong, Singapore, Belgium (Brussels), Bulgaria (Sofia), Germany (Berlin, Bremen, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Stuttgart), Italy (Rome, Milan), Netherlands (Zaltbommel), Romania (Bucharest), Spain (Madrid), Sweden (Kista, Malmo), UK (Uxbridge) Contact: Dean Hidalgo, EVP, global marketing Founded: 2001 Website:
www.axway.com Twitter: @Axway Number of staff: 1783 Ownership: Sopra Group is the largest single stakeholder, with around 47.3 per cent; 29 per cent is owned by the public
There are regional differences in the make-up of the business so that, for instance, there is a lot of Swift-related work in Europe
and there is also a need to support specific protocols such as EBICS (in France and Germany) and ISO 20022, plus national and sector-specific formats. Financial services accounts for around one-third of Axway’s business, with much of the rest in healthcare, government and manufacturing/supply chain. It claims 11,000 public and private sector customers in 100 countries, with 1500 banks and other financial institutions.
The latest version of the product suite is dubbed Axway 5 Suite and within this there are many individual components. Announced in February 2013, it was described as the convergence of managed file transfer, B2B integration and API management, with ‘significant enhancements to the core MFT and B2B technologies’.
Broadly, it comprises the following:
• Axway Integrator for real-time information control, transformation and routing for data integration and validation. • Axway Mapping Services to create, emulate and deploy transformation maps. • Axway Accounting Integration and compliance solutions which support multiple accounting standards and audit trails. • Axway Business Process Management solutions to enable organisations to design, implement, manage and monitor platform- independent business processes that cover multiple steps, multiple users, multiple applications and multiple organisations, including business units, partners, suppliers and customers.
For payments, Axway claims the ability to handle any type of input for payment instructions (such as cross-border ACH, P2P and workers’ remittances) and deliver payment information in the format required by the recipient and via any channel. For SEPA, Axway announced the Financial Exchange (FEX), described as a ‘global payment flow exchange platform’ to help users to manage, exchange and translate financial flows. For Swift, the company is a long-standing holder of
SwiftReady accreditation for Financial EAI. In 2007, Axway launched a corporates-to-bank connectivity solution for SwiftNet. Synchrony for SwiftNet Corporates was a bundled solution built on Axway’s Synchrony for SwiftNet and SwiftAlliance interfaces. As well as Sopra, Axway works alongside a range of third
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parties. A common one in North America in the Vordel-derived space is Tata Consultancy Services. In mid-2013, the company announced a partner accreditation initiative, the Axway Advantage Systems Integrator Partner Program. There was some overlap between the offerings of Axway
and Vordel, said an Axway spokesperson, but this was straightforward to resolve. Vordel had been set up in Dublin in 1999 and had 55 staff, with a customer base of around 200 companies. It was a cash deal which was finalised in November 2012. Axway’s strength was in large, complex file flows, Vordel’s in real-time ones. There is now a single dashboard across both. The integration was aided by the fact that the two companies had both settled primarily on Java for their core technology (there is some other code in the original Axway
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