Xceptor, a global leader in data automation for capital markets, has introduced a suite of AI-powered innovations designed to improve solution delivery, accelerate deployments, and reduce operational risk for financial institutions using its platform.
Xceptor provides enterprise-grade data automation technology that enables financial institutions to control, standardise, and validate data across the full trade lifecycle. Its platform is widely used in capital markets to automate data ingestion, normalisation, and validation, allowing business users to build and manage workflows with minimal reliance on technical teams.
The newly enhanced upgrade toolkit is designed for on-premises deployments and uses AI to analyse Xceptor configuration files in detail. It automates more than 30 manual upgrade checks to identify potential breaking changes before an upgrade takes place. This proactive approach significantly reduces manual effort, improves accuracy, and lowers deployment risk, enabling clients to move to newer versions of the platform more quickly and with greater confidence.
For SaaS users, Xceptor has introduced ai-exceptions-bot, an autonomous AI agent that transforms how exceptions are handled during platform updates. The agent detects software regressions and recommends fixes, which are then reviewed and implemented by Xceptor engineers. By reducing the need for manual checks, ai-exceptions-bot accelerates release cycles while maintaining high quality standards.
Xceptor CTO and Founder Dan Reid said, “AI has long been part of Xceptor’s DNA, and we see enormous value in using it to deliver faster innovation to our clients.
“This is particularly impactful in capital markets, where institutions often struggle to move at speed due to complex infrastructure and stringent regulatory requirements. Being able to respond rapidly to our clients’ needs enables them to transform their operations and meet new demands faster. This is a good example of how we apply AI only where it truly excels – solving real-world challenges today without compromising transparency or control.”









