iWay DQC provides the following deployment, operational, and performance features.

• Deployment. iWay DQC is compatible with other platforms in the industry. Compatibility is achieved by leveraging proven Java™ technologies. The product technology is easy to integrate with an existing Information System/Information and Communication Technologies (IS/ICT) infrastructure. It integrates with any Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), or extract, transform, load (ETL) tool, including iWay Service Manager, IBM WebSphere®, Oracle WebLogic®, and SAP NetWeaver®.
• Flexibility and open standards. The iWay DQC solution is easily configured using supplied administration applications. Operation does not require any external tools or other third-party applications. iWay DQC is platform independent. It is based on open standards (XML, Web services, and SOA). iWay DQC implements documented conceptual data models that are portable across many existing database platforms.
• Core functionality. The core system is composed of a set of algorithms capable of hierarchical unification by identification keys, regardless of internal data structure. By using the defined keys, iWay DQC can perform approximate matching in record unification.
• External reference data sources. iWay DQC taps into external data sources, such as national addresses or name registries, to retrieve reference data for parsing, cleansing, and validation. iWay DQC also uses names, organizations, academic titles, phone numbers, and other dictionaries of information to parse and validate input data. You can extend this feature with your own custom lists.
• Performance. iWay DQC uses parallel data processing methods to ensure scalability and enable incremental data processing, both in batch and on-demand online processing modes. Online mode can perform the data quality process within less than 0.1 second. Batch mode can process more than 5,000,000 records in an hour. You can embed iWay DQC into business-to-business (B2B), application-to-application (A2A), portal, and extract, transform, load (ETL) processes for both online and batch modes.