Digital Toolkit

Authentication Framework

Protect user data with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect—both industry standards.

Consumer API

Build your own apps and services faster using the same API that Banno uses.

Plugin Framework

Extend the functionality of the Banno Digital Platform by building plugins.

Admin API

Manage and integrate the back office using the same API that Banno uses.
Enterprise & Payments

jXchange

Translate business information between Jack Henry and third-party software products.

SymXchange

Query member accounts, post transactions, run PowerOn scripts, and more.

Payments Developer Experience

Integrate with Jack Henry Payments platforms.
Digital Toolkit

Content

Reference how to consistently reference dates, currency, and other common information.

Visual Language

Learn elements of our design language such as color, iconography, and typography that help create consistent products.

Design Tokens

Browse the collection of design tokens that enable the options and decisions of our visual language to be applied throughout the system.

Components

View the library of commonly used components across our applications and guidelines on their usage.

Design Your Plugin

Designing your plugin is an important step towards launching your project.

In this guide, we will cover some things to consider when designing a plugin and also cover some resources which may be helpful in creating your design.

Prerequisites

The first step in designing your plugin is to review the Designing and Developing Plugins guide which covers:

  • how to think about designing plugins
  • typical software patterns for developing plugins
  • general tips and tricks for building plugins
Good to Know
  • The Card Face is the primary and most common way in which users will interact with your plugin. Those interactions will be measured in seconds.
  • Your Card Face should be designed to be glanceable, responsive, and make the most of the limited space available.

Design Resources

These design resources may be useful as you design your plugin.

The images show the typical user’s Dashboard in Banno Online, Banno Mobile (Android), and Banno Mobile (iOS).

Download the Mobile Apps for the Garden demo institution

The Banno Mobile apps for the Garden demo institution are available on Google Play and the App Store.

Use your image editor to create concepts for how your plugin’s look-and-feel will seamlessly integrate into the user’s Dashboard experience.

Click the images below to open them full size in a new browser tab.
Banno Mockups - Screens Banno Mockups - Devices

Next Steps

Get a feel for building a functional plugin by working through the Build Your First Plugin quickstart.

Once you have finished developing your own plugin, Organize Your Integration Guide to get ready to launch and “go live” at a financial institution.

Have a Question?
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Last updated Fri Oct 21 2022