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    FIS Launches Agentic AI Tool for CFOs to Spot Cash Flow Risks Earlier

    FIS has introduced an agentic AI suite designed to assist finance teams in forecasting cash flow, identifying risks, and managing liquidity. The new FIS Agentic Insights Suite combines financial data from various internal systems, external credit bureaus, and public sources to support collections, credit, and treasury operations.

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    The FIS Agentic Insights Suite aims to offer chief financial officers a more forward-looking perspective on cash positions. By integrating diverse financial data and employing machine learning and simulations, the tool projects future cash flow and assesses the impact of potential issues like delayed payments or increased outflows. This capability is intended to move finance teams beyond merely understanding past cash movements, as noted by Andrés Choussy, President, Capital Markets at FIS.

    The suite's functionality extends to real-time credit risk assessment, business health evaluation, and ESG factor analysis. It reconciles data across systems, scores accounts in real time, and recommends actions to help teams prioritize risks. This integrated approach seeks to streamline financial analysis and support more proactive decision-making within finance operations.

    Furthermore, the platform is designed to improve collections efficiency and help manage days sales outstanding (DSO) by connecting with FIS's existing receivables and treasury products. The company anticipates a deployment process measured in weeks, rather than months, with self-service setup options, which suggests an effort to reduce the friction typically associated with implementing new enterprise software. Future updates are planned to include payment anomaly detection and dispute forecasting.

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