Kamino to integrate Oracle and Sankhya systems to automate financial management

Kamino, a financial management platform with native AI aimed at medium-sized companies, announced its entry into the marketplaces of Oracle NetSuite and Sankhya. With the novelty, companies that already use these systems will be able to integrate their financial operations to the Kamino platform, automating processes such as payments, bank reconciliation and cash flow. In addition to automation, customers rely on the Financial Agent, an artificial intelligence chat that analyzes financial data and provides reports and insights in real time.

The move reinforces the company's strategy in an open financial management model, in which organizations maintain the freedom to incorporate different solutions to the systems already used. Although many medium-sized companies already operate with consolidated corporate systems, a relevant part of the financial routine remains decentralized between spreadsheets, banks and manual processes, which generates rework, low cash visibility and time-consuming financial closures.

“Companies want financial management, payments and reconciliation to happen in an integrated way, in real time and with fewer manual processes.This is the movement that is transforming the” market, says Gonzalo Parejo, CEO and co-founder of Kamino.

To solve this challenge, Kamino centralizes financial operations on an integrated platform plus from 40 systems such as ERPs, CRMs, logistics systems, marketplaces and other corporate tools. With this, payments, bank reconciliation, bill issuance, NFS-e and multi-CNPJ consolidation begin to occur within a unified flow.

According to the company, the model reduces manual errors, accelerates financial closure and frees teams for more analytical and strategic activities. The implementation can also be completed in a few days when the company's ERP is already stabilized.

The digitalization of the financial area should accelerate in the coming years as medium-sized companies seek more centralized, digital and integrated operations to the systems already used in everyday life.“O financial is no longer acting only as an operational area to assume a more strategic role within companies, with greater capacity for analysis and decision making”, concludes Gonzalo Parejo.