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Optimizing the Finance function in 2024: how to automate your flows and accounts?omment automatiser vos flux et vos comptes ?

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55% of companies are hindered in their transformation by an IS that cannot be evolved.
70% of payment managers believe the connection between their ERP and their bank is poor.
61% of CFOs and accountants complain about having unplanned tasks to perform every day.

Discover all the levers towards instant and intelligent incoming and outgoing payments.

Through its pages, take a tour of the 2024 trends, new players and new technologies that allow you to revolutionize your business, without changing everything:

Simplify or automate your cash pooling thanks to P2P (instant account-to-account transfers)
Automate your reconciliation thanks to virtual IBANs
Connect your TMS and your API-accessible ERPs.
Manage your account positions and your movements in real time
Automate your collection
Complete your payment methods: direct debit (SDD), transfer to virtual IBAN (SCT), payment initiation (IP), SEPA payment etc.

Expert Testimonials

The digital transformation of companies, necessary for their evolution and the performance of their activities, is therefore largely hindered by obsolete systems that hinder the ability of banks and historical software publishers to serve their customers in a constantly evolving commercial environment.

Yann Leclerc

Payment Director, Capgemini

Our goal is to automate processes to gain efficiency, limit risks, and thus devote more time to analysis and value-added tasks.

Samia Bellali

Financial Director, Bimpli

Reliability, simplicity and immediacy are the flagship objectives of Finance functions for the future. But the road is long, and great agility is necessary to meet the challenges of managing incoming and outgoing payment flows. The chosen solutions must show modularity, to adapt to the customer journeys already in place, and to the business context of each company.

Jean Guillaume

CEO, Xpollens

It is necessary to choose the payment method made available to customers that is best suited to the business concerned and that is adapted to buyer behavior. It is also essential to examine the failure rate of this payment method, not to mention the costs related to the management of electronic money which are very standardized and broken down.

Guillaume Fontanel