CasesEducation
Daily cash flow with 30 connected accounts
Unisuam's finance manager logged into each bank, consolidated statements and classified everything by hand, and the cash flow could run 30 days late. Today the accounts arrive through Open Finance, transactions are classified by rule and the result goes to MXM.
From source data to result
- 130 accounts
- 2Open Finance
- 3Classification
- 4MXM
- less operational work per month
- 60 h
- accounts connected via Open Finance
- 30
- cash flow scenarios automated
- 3+
The challenge. Education.
A university collects tuition by boleto, card and Pix, across several accounts and banks, and pays payroll and suppliers from others. To know how much cash there is today, someone has to log into each bank, gather the statements and classify every line by revenue source and cost center. When that is manual, the cash flow always shows the past.
Boletos settled
R$ 212,400.00
ClassifiedTuition
Undergraduate
Pix received
R$ 38,950.00
ClassifiedTuition
Graduate
Payroll
R$ 164,300.00
ClassifiedPersonnel
Group: payroll
Investment yield
R$ 1,912.47
ClassifiedFinancial income
Daily yield
Sample data, to illustrate the flow.
How it was done. The project, in 3 workstreams.
- Custom classification rules, with new fields such as payment group and financial analysis variables.
- Entry tables, filters and edits tied to the reporting module, with scenarios by expense type and cost center.
- Connection of up to 30 accounts via Open Finance, with export to PDF, Excel and OFX and to MXM, the university's ERP.
What stays visible. Set apart for the people who operate.
- Receipts broken down by source and cost center
- Outflows by payment group
- Daily yield of investments
“We integrated Open Finance in one sprint. The documentation answers before we need to ask.”
“The reconciliation that took the team two days now runs on its own.”
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