DXC Agent for Bank reconciliation in D365 Finance and Supply Chain Management
DXC · Finance & Accounting
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DXC Agent for Bank Reconciliation is an intelligent AI-powered solution for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management (FSCM) that automates and streamlines bank reconciliation processes. By leveraging Microsoft Foundry and DXC’s proprietary agent framework, the solution intelligently matches bank transactions and creates reconciliation entries without the need for traditional Reconciliation Matching Rules.
Embedded directly within the Dynamics 365 environment, the DXC Agent reduces manual effort, improves reconciliation accuracy, and accelerates financial close activities, enabling finance teams to focus on higher-value tasks while maintaining greater control and visibility over cash management processes.
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Key Features
- Intelligent Transaction Matching
Automatically matches bank statement lines with corresponding transactions that fall within configurable tolerance thresholds, including permitted penny differences.
- Automated Transaction Creation
Creates new financial transactions for unmatched bank statement lines when appropriate, including voucher, customer, and vendor transactions.
- Reduced Manual Reconciliation Effort
Minimizes time-consuming manual reconciliation activities, improving efficiency and reducing operational risk.
- No Reconciliation Rules Maintenance
Eliminates the need to create and maintain complex Reconciliation Matching Rules, simplifying administration and ongoing operations.
- Explainable AI and Auditability
Easily identify transactions that have been matched or created by the agent and review the agent’s justification, providing transparency and supporting audit requirements.
Benefits
- Accelerate month-end and year-end financial close processes
- Increase reconciliation accuracy and consistency
- Reduce manual workloads for finance teams
- Improve operational efficiency and productivity
- Enhance visibility and auditability of reconciliation activitiesImplementation Requirements
To deploy the DXC Agent for Bank Reconciliation, the following prerequisites are required:
- Microsoft Foundry
- DXC Agents for FSCM solution deployed and configured within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and OperationsThe DXC Agent for Bank Reconciliation helps organizations modernize financial operations by combining the power of AI-driven automation with the enterprise capabilities of Microsoft Dynamics 365, delivering faster, smarter, and more reliable bank reconciliation processes.
DXC Partner link: https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/partners/93f33571-550f-43cf-b09f-cd331338d086/overview
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