Banking · Case study
Saudi National Bank
An employee mobile application
We built a mobile application for Saudi National Bank employees, connecting with its existing identity and access systems.
What we built
Mobile access without a second way in
Saudi National Bank wanted its employees to reach the systems they use from a mobile device. The bank already ran an identity and access model it trusted. Going around that model would have created a second way in for employees. The bank would then have two sets of rules to keep in step.
What Latent built
We built a custom mobile application for the bank's employees. It connects to the identity and access management systems the bank already runs. Those systems keep their job, so there is no second set of rules to maintain. Employees get to what they need through that model, not around it.
The outcome
The result is a mobile application that sits inside the bank's security and access model. Employees reach what they need more easily than they could before. The bank's existing systems did not have to change for that to happen.
Why the identity model decided the design
An employee reaches a bank system only if the bank's identity model allows it. That model decides who a person is, what they may open, and when access ends. We built the mobile application inside that model rather than beside it, so access stays decided in one place.
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