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Unifying Operational Accounting and Compliance Accounting in the Office of the CFO

Bramasol

Operational Accounting vs Compliance Accounting One useful way to sort out the accounting landscape is to consider the differences between "operational" and "compliance" accounting responsibilities. Compliance Accounting is more focused on areas such as revenue recognition, closing processes, disclosure reporting, ESG compliance, etc.

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Capitalising on the Fintech apps in APAC

Future CFO

Supriya Deka: The general features of financial applications include accounting, reporting & analytics, bank reconciliation, billing & invoicing, asset management, budgeting & forecasting, financial risk management, expense tracking, and payroll management.

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How Data Guides A New Era For The ERP

PYMNTS

“Native ERP reporting typically isn’t optimized to handle the structure of financial data, or many of the complex requirements like granular data, drill-downs, automated reconciliation and comparative reporting,” he said. Efforts to modernize procurement and accounts payable are also opportunities for data integration with the ERP.

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Tipalti Broadens Reach With B2B Partnerships

PYMNTS

“By streamlining supplier onboarding, tax compliance, invoice processing, global payments and payment reconciliation, Tipalti helps modern finance organizations strategically scale more rapidly and efficiently.” The enhanced integration aims to strengthen control and communication for both ends of the transaction.

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The Economic – And Ergonomic – Value Of Commercial Card Optimization

PYMNTS

Firms might already be using their cards for corporate travel spend or micropayments, but may rarely use the payment tool to settle supplier invoices. “It’s about expanding that mindset to being able to use a commercial card to pay all suppliers, large and small,” he said. “It’s also the ergonomics of it.

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Finance needs a realistic expectation of AI

Future CFO

The technology also leaves a positive impact on the audit process because the technology can create clear audit trails which makes it easier to meet compliance obligations, Johnston noted. To make these tools more accurate in document recognition and data extraction, finance functions need to train them with many sample documents.

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Elevating your competitive edge through finance-shared services

Future CFO

This involves activities within the source to pay such as invoice processing and payment as well as month-end reporting and reconciliation work. The next stage of expansion involves more value-add activities by the Finance team such as budgeting and forecasting, credit management & collections, tax compliance and FP&A.

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