Complete debt management from setup to reconciliation

Centralised debt portfolio across all entities and banks

Every instrument in one view — loans, credit lines, leasing, and renting agreements across every entity and bank. Outstanding balances, upcoming payments, and maturity dates update as transactions flow in from connected accounts.

Automated monitoring of banking facilities with charge reconciliation against agreed terms

Each repayment that hits the bank account matches against the amortisation schedule automatically. Discrepancies between expected and actual charges surface instantly, ensuring banks are charging exactly what was agreed.

Automatic updates of amortisation schedules and variable interest rates from live market data

Fixed-rate schedules import in minutes. Variable-rate instruments track EURIBOR and €STR automatically — when a reset date arrives, the schedule recalculates interest for all outstanding periods without manual intervention.

Smart alerts for upcoming maturities and interest rate review dates

Upcoming maturities, rate resets, and payment clusters surface before they require action. Finance teams plan refinancing conversations and allocate liquidity ahead of time instead of reacting to surprises.

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Real-time connectivity with over 15,000 financial institutions for accurate debt data

Direct API connections pull transaction data from every connected bank automatically. Debt charges, repayments, and fee movements arrive in real time — eliminating the daily routine of logging into portals and downloading statements.

Seamless ERP integration that eliminates manual accounting entries

GL postings generate automatically for every reconciled payment, splitting principal, interest, and tax across configured accounts. Reconciliation results and updated payment statuses sync bidirectionally with your ERP.

Full-cycle debt automation from instrument setup to ERP posting

Complete instrument coverage

Verified charges and expense tracking

Forward-looking debt visibility

Audit-ready debt records

Elevate your team from data entry to strategy

Real-time visibility and control

Automation and accuracy

Greater confidence in financial data

Efficient maturity and capital structure management

Optimised cash flow management

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

When you configure a debt instrument, you identify the repayment account and provide a sample transaction description. As bank charges arrive, the platform matches them against the amortisation schedule automatically. If the amount matches, the reconciliation completes and the GL entry posts. If there is a discrepancy — for example, the bank applied a different daycount convention — it is flagged immediately for your review, eliminating the manual investigation that typically follows each mismatch.

Yes. The platform supports both fixed and variable rates. For variable instruments, it pulls live market data — EURIBOR 1M, 3M, 6M, 12M, and €STR — and automatically recalculates the schedule based on your specific reset frequency and spread. When a reset date arrives, all outstanding periods update without manual intervention, ensuring your forecasts and accounting entries reflect the latest rate.

Yes. For fixed-rate instruments or loans with custom structures, you can copy and paste schedules directly from Excel into the setup wizard. This covers the full amortisation table — dates, principal, interest, and tax components. For variable-rate instruments, configuring directly on the platform is recommended so that rate resets update automatically.

Yes. Leasing and fixed-payment agreements are managed as debt products with their own amortisation schedules, reconciliation rules, and accounting entries. The platform tracks recurring charges, splits principal and interest for GL posting, and integrates all lease-related outflows into the cash flow forecast automatically.

Every amortisation schedule generates corresponding forecast entries in the cash flow module automatically. When loan terms change — an updated interest rate, an extended maturity, or a new instrument added — the forecast updates in real time. This gives your treasury team full visibility on upcoming debt walls, periods where multiple payments cluster, and the liquidity needed to service all obligations without surprises.