Fennech Treasury Intelligence

Fennech Treasury Intelligence, also known as Augura, is a web-based treasury analysis platform for finance teams managing cash across multiple entities, banks and currencies. It is most suitable for organizations that want explainable forecasts and liquidity oversight without discarding their current treasury systems. The main trade-off is commercial: buyers must request pricing and assess fit before they can compare total cost.

Overview

Augura converts financial data into cash-flow insight and treasury decision support. It can operate alongside an existing treasury stack, or on top of Fennech when additional data structuring is required. That makes it a sensible layer for teams seeking better visibility rather than a wholesale replacement for their finance technology.

Fennech says its wider corporate banking platform automates finance, treasury and payments processes. The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in the United Kingdom. Augura is aimed at finance and treasury departments, including large multinationals dealing with fragmented operations.

Key features

Cash-flow analysis and forecasting

The platform explains cash movements by counterparty, entity, flow type and behaviour. This level of segmentation helps treasury staff locate the source of a change instead of relying on a single consolidated balance. Forecasts use real cash-flow drivers rather than fixed assumptions, making them more relevant when operational activity affects receipts and payments.

Scenario analysis, intercompany visibility and funding tracking extend the view beyond a basic cash report. They are useful for teams coordinating internal flows and funding decisions across a multi-entity structure, although the practical value depends on the quality and coverage of connected data.

Liquidity, alerts and traceability

Real-time liquidity views cover banks, entities and currencies. Dashboards, alerts and risk or exception signals are intended to surface problems before they become larger treasury issues. Users can drill into the figures behind movements, forecasts and recommendations, giving decision-makers a traceable rationale for an action rather than an unexplained output.

Fennech describes that traceability as support for auditable decisions. This will matter to teams that need to explain forecasts and recommendations internally, particularly where several entities or banking relationships contribute to the result.

Connections and security

Augura is designed to draw from banks, ERPs, treasury management systems, payment systems, forecasts and balances. Fennech names SAP, Oracle, NetSuite and bank connectors for its corporate platform. Those connections can reduce duplicated data work when a company's stack is compatible, but prospective buyers should verify coverage for their particular systems and workflows.

Fennech describes secure cloud-native architecture, role-based access, full encryption and continuous monitoring. These controls support a controlled environment for sensitive treasury information, while the product's web delivery avoids a device-specific deployment requirement.

Pricing

Fennech Treasury Intelligence uses paid, custom pricing. The product page does not publish plans, prices, a free plan or a trial; prospective customers are invited to book a review. That approach suits organizations expecting a tailored enterprise conversation, but it prevents straightforward budget comparison and gives smaller teams no self-serve way to evaluate the product.

Because there is no published package matrix, buyers should establish which data connections, entities, users, forecasting and scenario-analysis capabilities are included in the proposed scope. Teams wanting known subscription terms or a free evaluation should consider alternatives with clearer commercial information.

Platforms

Fennech Treasury Intelligence is delivered on the web. It supports multi-entity operations and bank connectivity, making it appropriate for centralized treasury teams working across distributed financial structures.

Who it's for

Choose Augura when your finance or treasury function needs real-time liquidity visibility across banks, currencies and legal entities, and when explainable forecasts matter as much as the forecast itself. It is particularly relevant to large or complex organizations that already operate an ERP, TMS, payment environment or other treasury stack and want an analytical layer around it.

It is a weaker fit for a small business seeking a low-commitment, transparent subscription, a mobile-first experience, or a product that can be purchased without a pricing discussion.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Driver-based forecasting reflects operational cash behaviour better than static assumptions.
• Pros: Drill-downs into movements, forecasts and recommendations make decisions easier to trace and audit.
• Pros: Real-time views span banks, entities and currencies, with alerts for risks and exceptions.
• Pros: It can complement an existing treasury stack instead of requiring an immediate replacement.
• Cons: Custom pricing and no stated trial make early evaluation and cost comparison difficult.
• Cons: The product's usefulness depends on successful connections to the organization's banks, ERP, TMS and payment systems.
• Cons: Web-only delivery may not suit teams that require native mobile access.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see Liquidity Management Software.

TIS CashOptix is worth considering when Android, iOS, API and web access are priorities.

FinanceOS Treasury & Liquidity offers web delivery and a commercial conversation without a published package matrix, making it a comparable option for teams comfortable with custom scope.

Kyriba is an alternative for organizations wanting Android, iOS, API and web platforms with custom pricing.

Cashfac Liquidity Management suits buyers considering API, self-hosted or web deployment and a custom solution.

PMC Analytics Cash Management is another web-based paid option with demo-led purchasing.

Agicap may fit teams that want Android, iOS, API and web access plus a free trial, although its subscription is an annual offer with a minimum 12-month term.

CashAnalytics is a web-based paid alternative sold through a demo and pricing discussion.

Embat Cash Flow Management is suited to buyers who prefer choosing modules and receiving a tailored proposal.

Verdict

Fennech Treasury Intelligence is a strong candidate for complex finance and treasury teams that need explainable, driver-based cash forecasting and live liquidity visibility across an existing stack. Its drill-down traceability and multi-entity perspective are the clearest reasons to choose it. Look elsewhere if transparent pricing, a free trial or native mobile platforms are essential, or if your systems cannot support the required data connections.