Huub Wevers (Nomentia): Rethinking treasury through integrations
The role of treasury departments has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Businesses now demand more from their cash and treasury management systems. They seek efficient and highly adaptable solutions to rapidly changing market conditions. Nomentia is responding to these shifts by pioneering a modular approach that meets the diverse needs of its clients.
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A new era
Integration is increasingly important in treasury operations. Historically, organizations have relied on monolithic treasury management systems or a patchwork of satellite systems to supplement their ERP platforms. These setups often left treasury teams grappling with disconnected processes and limited automation. Today, the focus has shifted toward seamless integration between banks, ERP platforms, and the entire cash and treasury technology stack. APIs are at the forefront of this evolution. Once considered cutting-edge, APIs are now indispensable, supporting real-time data exchange and automation. However, the lack of standardized protocols poses challenges. Nomentia aims to address this by building a platform that simplifies API integration to ensure that even complex workflows function smoothly.
Hyper-modular solutions for emerging needs
The traditional choice between a full TMS or manual tools like spreadsheets is increasingly untenable for small and mid-sized organizations. These businesses are turning to modular solutions that offer specific functionalities—cash visibility, forecasting, and secure payment orchestration—to complement their existing systems.
This is a trend among larger enterprises, too. Increasingly, clients want to start with the essentials. For example, they might begin with bank connectivity for a single region and then expand incrementally.
This way, they ensure they invest only in what’s necessary and avoid the cost and complexity of features they don’t use or need. Nomentia’s “hyper-modular” approach allows organizations to build their treasury ​​
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Looking ahead: A vision of simplified connectivity
Over the next five years, Nomentia aims to further refine its modular approach while putting integration and interoperability at center stage. The goal is to provide tools that are not only powerful but also intuitive, enabling treasury teams to implement changes independently.
​Conclusion
Treasury management is no longer about one-size-fits-all systems. As businesses navigate heightened financial uncertainty and operational demands, modular and integrated solutions are the path forward. By focusing on
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systems like a toolkit. This flexibility enables clients to scale their operations, adding functionalities as their needs evolve. By focusing on adaptability, Nomentia empowers businesses to address whatever challenges the future holds, be it rising interest rates, volatile currencies, or the growing demand for real-time visibility.
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