nCino Adds Dun & Bradstreet Data to Client Lifecycle Management

Aug 13, 2026
nCino and Dun & Bradstreet are integrating the D&B Commercial Graph into nCino Client Lifecycle Management to support onboarding, KYC, KYB, and client monitoring for financial institutions.
nCino Adds Dun & Bradstreet Data to Client Lifecycle Management

Dun & Bradstreet and nCino announced in a press release a strategic alliance to bring D&B Commercial Graph data into nCino Client Lifecycle Management for financial institutions. The integration gives users access to D&B verified business identity, beneficial ownership, and risk context inside nCino workflows.

D&B Commercial Graph is anchored by the D-U-N-S Number and covers more than 650 million global entities. The companies said it is supported by more than 107 billion monthly data quality checks and can surface changes in ownership, risk profile, and financial standing.

In nCino Client Lifecycle Management, D&B data is captured once and reused across onboarding, loan origination, ongoing monitoring, and periodic KYC reviews. The integration also supports D&B global Beneficial Ownership services for onboarding and monitoring.

The integration is planned for general availability later this year in nCino Client Lifecycle Management, starting with institutions in EMEA. Dun & Bradstreet is scheduled to discuss the partnership at the nCino EMEA Summit on September 30 in London.

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