Bottomline has launched a CFO Suite that links treasury, payments and finance workflows as companies look for more control over cash flow and AI use.
The modular platform brings together treasury cash forecasting, invoice processing, outbound payments, collections, dunning and cash application across the cash lifecycle.
The suite is designed to help CFOs improve visibility over cash, working capital and risk while applying AI within controlled finance workflows.
Bottomline CFO Suite is powered by the company’s BEA Agentic Platform, which it describes as a finance-first AI orchestration engine that works within existing finance workflows.
The suite connects payment data, bank activity, invoices, ERP data and finance workflows into a single operational view.
This is intended to help finance teams track cash as it moves through the business, improve forecasting, prioritise work and manage exceptions.
Craig Saks, CEO of Bottomline, said,
“Finance leaders are being asked to move faster, manage risk more tightly, and show where AI can create value, but they are often doing that with disconnected systems and delayed data.
Bottomline’s CFO Suite is designed to close that gap by connecting the workflows that determine cash, working capital, and risk, while giving teams a controlled way to apply AI inside the processes they already rely on.”
The suite supports cash forecasting, invoice processing, payments, collections and cash application.
It also uses AI to support classification, data extraction, anomaly detection and payment matching.
Colin Swain, Global Head of Product Solutions at Bottomline, said,
“For CFOs, using AI in finance is only as useful as the data behind it, and only as trusted as the controls around it.
Using the BEA Agentic Platform, Bottomline’s CFO Suite applies AI in a way that supports measurable outcomes, while keeping the auditability, explainability, and oversight finance teams rely on to trust the result.”
The CFO Suite is available as a modular offering, allowing organisations to start with one priority area in treasury, accounts payable, accounts receivable or payments before expanding over time.
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