iBusiness Launches Platform0 for Custom Banking Software

Jun 18, 2026
iBusiness has introduced Platform0, a configurable enterprise platform that enables banks to create and manage custom software around their workflows, data, and teams in days instead of months.

iBusiness announced in a press release the launch of Platform0, an enterprise application platform that allows banks and financial institutions to build and customize software around their specific workflows, data, and teams within days or weeks. The platform is designed to help institutions adapt technology to their operations instead of adjusting their processes to fit existing software.

Platform0 enables users to create and refine workflows, credit memos, and underwriting processes using real system context. Teams can test and modify applications in real time, reducing product release timelines by up to 90 percent. The platform includes role-based views and built-in tools to support collaboration and faster deployment.

The release also introduces several integrated products built on Platform0, including iBuild, an AI powered software development tool that generates applications from natural language prompts; EasyDoc, a document routing and approval system; Sheets, a structured data management tool; and LenderAI 2.0, a reimagined version of the company’s lending software. These tools are intended to help banks reduce manual development cycles and speed up software delivery while maintaining security and governance controls.

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