Glia, which positions itself as the #1 Banking AI platform, has announced the launch of Glia Relationship Management (GRM) and Glia Branch, products the company describes as the industry's first fully connected customer intelligence system built for the agentic banking future. GRM is a built-in AI CRM that unifies voice, digital and core banking data into a single source of truth, while Glia Branch extends the platform onto physical branch floors to capture face-to-face.

The introduction of the two products closely follows the launch of Glia Agentic Workflows, a solution that transforms standard banking operational procedures — from card freezes to complex service requests — into automated, governed actions executed across connected systems, without employees ever having to switch to another system. By bringing interaction history, knowledge and workflow execution onto a single platform, Glia functions as a central AI “brain” grounded in each institution's unique context and risk appetite. In effect, the two launches complete the picture: Agentic Workflows supplies the governed execution, while GRM and Glia Branch give it the customer context to act on.

Together, GRM and Glia Branch connect fragmented data and interaction history into a unified, cross-channel understanding of every customer relationship, including in-branch conversations — identified by the company as one of banking's largest and most expensive data blind spots. By connecting what customers do with what they say, institutions can unlock customer intent to fuel cross-selling, retention and growth opportunities during or outside of any live interaction.

“Most regional and community institutions today lack a centralized source of customer context from interactions — all while leaving branch conversations completely in the dark,” said Justin DiPietro, chief strategy officer and co-founder at Glia. “By bringing branch interactions into GRM, Glia automatically retains the full richness of every conversation across every touchpoint. We're giving banks and credit unions the unified intelligence they need to move from reactive service to proactive growth with agentic AI.”

Unlike traditional CRMs, GRM automatically pairs core account data with conversational intent, giving frontline staff a complete view of why a customer is reaching out. Glia Branch extends this capability into physical locations, capturing in-person audio and desktop activity. Every branch interaction immediately feeds back into GRM, ensuring critical face-to-face context is preserved alongside digital and voice history to drive growth.

“Having all member communications in one spot with Glia Relationship Management has completely changed the game for us,” said Brandi Hill, member service manager at WyHy Federal Credit Union. “Instead of chasing down retail staff to figure out who reached out to a member, our frontline teams now have instant visibility into full interaction histories and member profiles right when they need it, so we can deliver, personalized support without the internal runaround.”

Core GRM capabilities are included for all Glia customers at no additional cost, bringing sophisticated relationship-management functionality to institutions that may never have been able to justify the cost and complexity of a traditional enterprise CRM. Glia Branch is available for purchase by institutions looking to extend the impact of Glia's Banking AI Platform directly onto physical branch floors. That split also frames what to watch as adoption develops: the CRM layer reaches every Glia customer by default, so the depth of face-to-face context in any institution's unified customer view will hinge on separate decisions to purchase Glia Branch.

The announcement was reported by Global FinTech Series. Additional information about the company is available on its official website.