Global Financial Management
Built for organisations funding programs across borders, the platform brings domestic and international payments, bank accounts and currencies into one controlled workflow.
Whether you’re paying recipients centrally or funding in-country delivery, every payment runs through the same governed process. You decide who can view or update bank details, and every transaction is recorded in both local and baseline currency.
There’s no need for separate spreadsheets, manual conversions or parallel finance processes. Program and finance teams work from one source of truth, from the first milestone to the final acquittal.
As your programs grow into new regions, recipients and currencies are configured within the platform, so you can expand with confidence.
The result:
Accurate cross-border payments, clearer reporting and greater confidence in every transaction, purpose-built for global funding programs.
Domestic & International Bank Account Management
Pay recipients and suppliers wherever they are, from one profile. Whether you’re paying centrally or funding in-country expenses, workflows control who can view or update bank details.
- Hold multiple domestic and international bank accounts under one profile
- Assign the right account to each project for accurate payments
- Control who can view or update bank details through workflows
Ideal for:
- International programs paying recipients in their home country and currency
- Suppliers servicing multiple projects from different bank accounts
Built-in FX support for global program delivery
Manage payments and invoices in any supported currency, with every amount tracked in both local and baseline currency. Reporting stays accurate and consistent, wherever your programs run.
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Apply foreign currency to incoming and outgoing payment milestones and invoices
- Record every transaction in its local currency and your baseline currency
- Report in a nominated currency or your baseline currency, depending on the audience
- Get exchange rates through the OANDA integration, or extend to another rate provider
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