The Cloud-Native ETRM/CTRM That Scales to Your Needs
Most cloud ETRMs still run on an outdated architecture—making them slow to scale, risky to maintain, and painful to upgrade. Molecule’s multi-tenant platform changes that.
Request a DemoSingle-Tenant vs Multi-Tenant ETRM Systems
In a single-tenant ETRM, each customer runs on its own instance of the software. This structure can provide added control and customization but often requires more hands-on maintenance and longer upgrade cycles.
A multi-tenant ETRM, like Molecule’s, runs all customers on a shared, secure infrastructure. Updates roll out automatically, performance remains consistent, and everyone benefits from new features simultaneously.
Both models serve different needs—but multi-tenancy delivers speed, scalability, and reliability that help trading teams focus more on managing markets, not maintaining systems.
How Molecule Helps You Scale Your Trading & Risk Operations
Molecule’s cloud-native ETRM system updates automatically, scales effortlessly, and delivers consistent performance with no manual upgrades. It evolves with your business, so you can manage risk in real time without the drag of legacy infrastructure.
You benefit from an ETRM platform that:
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Automatically Scale
You can rely on Molecule to keep up when markets get busy—so your reports stay fast, accurate, and up to the minute. And when things slow down, it scales back to keep costs efficient. No tuning, no waiting—just real-time insight, exactly when you need it.
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Automatically Heal
Molecule is constantly monitored for service outages. When a component goes down, it's restarted automatically and, if necessary, our team is notified.
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Avoid Surprises
Our team has built an additional monitoring layer on top of the baseline. This monitoring checks for data quality and portfolio issues and alerts our services team when an issue is found. In most cases, we'll find the problem and fix it, before you ever knew it was there.
What is ZCDS?
We run a program we call ZCDS, or Zero Customer-Discovered Surprises. Our goal is that in any given month, all our customers, together, should experience near-zero negative surprises (i.e., due to a bug, misconfiguration, or performance issues), in total. We review this as a key performance metric.