PAM Architecture: On-Demand Business Information, Open Industry-Standard Integration, and Scalability...all in one package
On-Demand Business Information
Using state of the art object-oriented design principles, Princeton Financial Systems has encapsulated the complexities of a robust financial accounting engine within a business-friendly object model. This enables PAM to deliver business information upon demand in any currency, date, or accounting basis without the need for pre or intermediate processing. Up-to-date, accurate business information when you need it with no compromises. Princeton Financial Systems also employs a messaging input layer that separates input of financial transactions from the physical database. Whether the transaction originates within PAM itself, or from an external system, a common, reliable message interface ensures that the transaction is entered correctly every time.
PAM's N-tier component architecture separates core processes, such as database access, from shared business logic, such as financial and accounting calculations. The PAM user interface and reports are also separate components, providing users with the ability to augment and customize the look, feel, and content of the system. Taken in whole, PAM's component architecture provides the ability to easily update the PAM application to meet the diverse demands of the financial industry.
