Webinar Recap: SAP In-House Bank and APM

Presentation and Recording of the “End-to-End Payment” Webinar

A reliable cash status starts with the database

How much liquidity is actually available today? If you can’t answer this question within minutes, you don’t have a management problem – you have a data problem. Part 2 of our “Treasury Engineers” series on the foundation of all liquidity planning.

Treasury Becomes a Management Function

The Treasury department is moving beyond the role of a mere administrator. Anyone who wants to manage liquidity today needs real-time data, a clean data foundation from ERP, treasury management systems, and banks, as well as systems that can automatically detect discrepancies. The first installment of our series “Treasury Engineers.”

SAC QRC3 2026: How the Summer Release Will Change Day-to-Day Operations

Three new chart types, faster wide tables, more flexibility for the business unit—and two AI features, one of which in particular is transforming the way we work on story design.

Treasury is too complex to build on your own

DerTreasurer asks whether artificial intelligence will render treasury management systems obsolete. Thomas Dohmen and Michael Völkl respond: No – something else is the key factor.

S/4 Conversion: The Foundation for Composable ERP

In Focus S/4 Conversion: The Foundation for Composable ERP The foundation for a global, composable ERP system lies in the database. Why “Clean Database” and “Clean Core” are two different things. August 11, 2026 Share this article Contents S/4 conversion is not a release upgrade. The foundation for a global, composable ERP is laid in […]