Corporate treasury management
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A clearer view of cash starts with a connected treasury
Explore practical guidance to improve treasury cash management, close visibility gaps, and connect treasury operations
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Treasury without complexity
Connect treasury to the business it supports
Improve corporate treasury management with clearer cash visibility, stronger payment control, less manual work, and a foundation that scales
Visibility
See cash more clearly
Bring banking, financial, and operational information together to improve cash positioning, forecasting, and global liquidity and cash management.
Efficiency
Reduce manual work
Spend less time gathering data, maintaining connections, reconciling files, and managing exceptions. Give treasury operations teams more time for cash analysis and liquidity planning.
Control
Manage payments confidently
Coordinate payment workflows, approvals, validation, status, and exception handling to improve governance and confidence across the payment lifecycle.
Resilience
Adapt without disruption
Connect existing ERP and TMS platforms to banks and payment networks, then expand connectivity and capabilities as priorities and business needs change.
See the business impact of connected treasury
Explore the challenges of corporate treasury management and see how OpenText helped The Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc. (IPG) gain clearer cash visibility
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One clearer view of global cash.
The OpenText solution provides IPG with holistic access and transparency into our bank connectivity process.
Lisa Tana
Director of Global Treasury Operations, IPG
The OpenText solution provides IPG with holistic access and transparency into our bank connectivity process.
Lisa Tana
Director of Global Treasury Operations, IPG
- [1] EY, How can treasurers transform to realize new value in a world of uncertainty?, September 2025
- [2] AFP, Benchmarks for Financial Professionals: 20 Key Stats on Salaries, Fraud and Tech, December 2025
Connect the infrastructure behind modern treasury operations
Explore corporate treasury management services that connect existing ERP and TMS platforms to banks and payment networks
OpenText™ Financial Hub
Gain automated, scalable payment processing with unmatched visibility
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OpenText™ SWIFT Service Bureau
Simplify SWIFT connectivity and scale your SWIFT banking system
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ISO 20022 Data Transformation
Adhere to evolving payment standards to achieve compliance and improve payment operations
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OpenText™ Trading Grid™
Powerful integration starts with one intelligent connection platform
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Frequently asked questions
Treasury management solutions can connect balances, statements, and payment activity across banks, accounts, entities, and currencies. This gives corporate treasury teams a timely, consolidated view of cash and liquidity while reducing reliance on bank portals, spreadsheets, and manual data gathering.
Yes. Treasury cash management can reduce manual work without replacing an existing TMS. A connected infrastructure can complement the TMS by simplifying bank connectivity, automating data flows and payment processes, and improving exception handling. This allows organizations to preserve systems that work while addressing gaps that create manual effort and complexity.
Bank connectivity brings information from banks, accounts, entities, currencies, and regions into a more consistent view. Connected data helps treasury teams understand cash positions, reduce manual consolidation, and make faster global liquidity and cash management decisions to respond more quickly as business conditions change.
Treasury teams should assess affected payment flows, formats, ERP and TMS data, and bank connections. They should validate and enrich payment data, test affected processes, and prepare structured or hybrid postal address information for evolving ISO 20022 requirements
Treasury management connects operational activity, such as orders, invoices, shipments, receivables, and payment obligations with banking and financial information. This added context helps treasury teams understand how business events may affect cash timing, forecasts, liquidity, and payments, supporting more informed cash decisions.
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A SWIFT service bureau provides managed access to the SWIFT network without requiring organizations to operate the supporting infrastructure internally. It simplifies corporate SWIFT connectivity, message processing, security, standards updates, and ISO 20022 transformation.
Bank API integration enables systems to exchange banking and payment information more directly. Combined with other connectivity methods, it can improve data availability, payment status visibility, and automation across global treasury management processes.