Broker Connectivity System
 



Client : One of India’s leading Tier – II stock exchanges

The client is an established securities trade exchange in south India. They had modernized and integrated their existing computerized settlement and accounting operations. As part of the ongoing modernization process, they required an Intranet process whereby members and the exchange could establish meaningful connectivity for a variety of information transfer needs.

VAST undertook the project to establish connectivity between the members and the exchange for transfer of information with respect to the settlement process. The system provides Daily Mails at the end of Trading, Weekly Mails, Circulars, Mails from members to the exchange, connectivity to banks, Universal Mail Box.

Besides these, house keeping facilities which allowed the user to perform the following were also provided:

a. Set and update preference settings for different categories of mail like Daily mail, Weekly mail, Dynamic mail and Circulars. User will be able to set different settings like Notify recipients, expiry of mail after a specific number of days, Auto-deletion of mail at server after the expiry and reply required.
b. Delete, insert or edit an attachment to different categories of mail
c. Edit the receivers list for a category of mail. Here the user will be able to insert or delete a user/group from the receivers list for a specific category of mail.

Total Project Effort 200 Person Days          Team Size 3 (Peak)
Technical Environment
Hardware:

System Fault Tolerant (SFT II) Pentium Server (Host end), Pentium terminals (Remote end).
Software:
GroupWise for presentation (screens) and mail access. Notify to prompt the users whenever they receive mails requiring their immediate attention. Groupwise View Designer to create customized views. Novell Netware utilities to gain access to server for development, testing, and establish link with other servers.

Location Bangalore

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