When buyers ask AI, does your core banking platform make the shortlist?
Your next opportunity may begin with a question you never hear. Banks evaluating a new core banking platform first ask AI assistants which vendors deserve a consideration. The answers AI return can shape the shortlist before the query even reaches your sales team.
Discoverability Engine and Octomise examined how 14 core banking vendors appear across ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity, using 15 buyer questions that span awareness, problem-solving, consideration, decision and comparison.
Part 1 is a complimentary 12-page commercial guide for marketing and sales leaders.
1. Benchmark Your AI Visibility
Compare mentions and average position across AI engines, identify platform-specific gaps, and uncover specialist strengths in areas such as Islamic banking and microfinance.
2. Track Visibility Across the Buyer Journey
Understand where you appear in early-stage research, where visibility drops during vendor comparison, and whether your brand makes it into the buyer’s shortlist.
3. Uncover What Shapes AI Recommendations
Discover the analyst sites, directories and publications AI relies on, and identify competitors emerging in buyer research who may not be on your radar.
4. Turn Insights into Commercial Action
Connect AI visibility findings to customer conversations, sharpen your positioning and identify the evidence buyers need to consider your platform.
Banks are building recommendation shortlists with AI. AI is essentially a blackbox and most vendors don’t know where they stand. The Core banking AI visibility benchmark report shows you exactly where you appear, where you don’t, and what to fix first. Download the free report.