Taipei. November 2004. China Systems Corporation has recently joined forces with Cedar Software Corporation for providing the enterprise application integration tool that will enable bank customers to easily integrate their systems to China Systems’ trade finance solutions.

Having brought the first EAI adapter product to the Taiwan market in 2002, Cedar Software Corporation provides a rapid integration solutions that help companies large and small meet new business challenges without making their vital information investments obsolete. Their product called BlueStar, enables host integration work simple and easy, which can be set up by consultants or the bank’s IT people to integrate China Systems Eximbills solutions to the bank’s legacy system.

With this strategic alliance, customers of China Systems will have faster and easier way of integrating their systems to the solutions provided by China Systems’ CS Eximbills, the client server version, and the recently introduced Eximbills Enterprise, the thin-client version of Eximbills designed using J2EE technology for building Web-based enterprise applications. Offering high-volume processing, advanced multi-entity and STP capabilities, Eximbills Enterprise is a full-featured trade finance system that meets the requirement of large regional processing centres.

China Systems' Eximbills is the industry standard trade finance back office system. It automates the full range of trade finance activities from document preparation, calculation of commissions, and foreign exchange to accounting, generation of S.W.I.F.T. messages and management reporting. Eximbills is the only trade finance system that can be tailored to adapt to changing real-world requirements in any business or regulatory environment without the need for programming modifications.

About China Systems
Established in 1983, China Systems is the Trade Finance system vendor in the world and has extensive experience in international banking systems. China Systems has over 200 customer banks who have installed Eximbills in more than 500 sites in more than 75 countries.

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