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Published on : Jul 31, 2025
AI in the Banker’s Seat: Curinos’ Amplero Turns CRM Into a Revenue Engine
CRM tools are often where insights go to die—static records, siloed systems, and too much toggling for too little value. Curinos, the global data intelligence firm known for its analytics pedigree in financial services, is flipping that script with Amplero, its new CRM-integrated application that brings decision intelligence straight to the banking frontline.
Rather than burying data in dashboards, Amplero serves real-time, behavior-driven recommendations right inside the banker’s workflow—no extra screens, no guesswork.
Amplero isn’t your typical plug-in. It delivers AI-powered insights and next-best-action prompts directly within a financial institution’s CRM, transforming the way bankers engage with customers. The tool learns continuously from each interaction, refining its recommendations to help bankers personalize conversations, uncover upsell opportunities, and boost overall relationship value.
The premise is simple: Instead of asking bankers to sift through reports, Amplero tells them exactly who to talk to, when, and what to offer.
"In today's competitive banking environment, delivering personalized experiences is no longer optional—it's essential," said Sarah Welch, Managing Director at Curinos. “Amplero gives bankers a 'superpower'—real-time intelligence and precision guidance, embedded directly into their daily tools.”
Each interaction with Amplero feeds a learning loop, making the system more intelligent with time. This means recommendations become sharper, timing gets more precise, and customer engagements evolve from routine to revenue-driving.
For banks, this translates into:
Increased customer loyalty through relevant conversations
Higher share of wallet via smart cross-sell and upsell
Stronger frontline productivity without toggling between tools
Better use of CRM investment by transforming it into an action hub
The Amplero launch reflects a broader trend in financial services: turning customer data into proactive service, not just retroactive insights. As AI-powered personalization becomes table stakes, the ability to embed intelligence into daily workflows—not just executive dashboards—could be the next big battleground in banking CX.
And for a traditionally risk-averse industry, Curinos’ decision to merge behavioral intelligence with frontline CRM could mark a strategic turning point—where advising replaces selling, and engagement drives growth.
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