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Dryrun vs ZenTreasury

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Dryrun

6.5#6 in liquidity management softwareFrom $99 a month
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ZenTreasury

6.8#2 in foreign exchange management softwareFrom €799 a month
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FactDryrunZenTreasury
Company historyDryrun’s about page says it launched in 2016 and was built by co-founders Blaine Bertsch and Tariq Bacchus.ZenTreasury says it was founded in Helsinki in 2016 by Lars Nevalainen and remains founder-owned.
Founded20162016
HeadquartersEdmonton, Alberta, CanadaHelsinki, Finland
IntegrationsThe product lists native integrations with Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, QuickBooks Online, and Xero.The service supports configurable files, scheduled feeds and APIs for ERP, accounting, banking, trading-platform and market-rate data.
Intended usersDryrun says it serves CFOs, finance teams, businesses, and their trusted advisors.ZenTreasury is aimed at Office of the CFO finance and treasury teams, including group controllers, CFOs, treasury teams and auditors.
PurposeDryrun provides cash flow forecasting and scenario modeling using ERP data, manual entries, and spreadsheet imports.ZenTreasury is a financial contract accounting platform that turns leases, loans and FX positions into schedules, journals, disclosures and an audit trail.

Dryrun plans

  • Essentials$99 a month
  • Advanced$149 a month
  • Enterprise$299 a month

ZenTreasury plans

  • Premium€799 a month
  • Premium Plus€1,280 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • ZenTreasuryPriced on request

Pick Dryrun if…

Dryrun suits CFOs, finance teams, businesses, and advisors who need cash forecasts and scenario comparisons. Multi-entity forecasting and currency conversion may be useful for teams consolidating subsidiary forecasts.

Pick ZenTreasury if…

It suits CFO-office finance teams, treasury teams, group controllers, CFOs and auditors managing multi-entity financial contracts.

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