Overview

FIS Data Integrity Manager is a reconciliation system for financial organizations that need to track data integrity and control reconciliation work centrally. It is best suited to reconciliation teams in banking, insurance and capital markets, especially those managing complex, high-volume processes. Its strongest case is the combination of matching assistance and governed workflows; its main trade-off is custom pricing.

Key features

The virtual reconciler uses machine learning to learn from manual matching patterns and handle matching tasks for final review. That can reduce repetitive matching work while keeping a person in the review loop; it is assistance, not a promise of fully unattended reconciliation.

An integrated workflow engine supports review, approvals, exceptions and escalations. Reusable reconciliation models let teams define components such as matching logic and approval levels, giving repeatable processes a structure that can be reused rather than rebuilt. Oversight tools track status, ownership, approvals and progress against SLAs, with audit capabilities for control and accountability.

FIS also offers a Managed Reconciliation Service that can host and maintain the solution, prepare data, and configure and run models. This may suit organizations that want operational support as well as software, though the service adds a sales-led purchasing decision. FIS says the product can be accessed from a device or browser, online or from the desktop. It announced Microsoft Azure SaaS delivery for Commonwealth Bank of Australia, with FIS managing upgrades; that deployment was expected to process more than 150 million transactions daily. FIS cited enterprise risk, security and compliance capabilities, including SOC 1 and SOC 2 certifications, for that engagement.

Pricing

FIS Data Integrity Manager is paid software with custom pricing. Prospective customers need to contact sales, so it is not a straightforward option for buyers who need a published price to compare budgets or approve a purchase. There is no free plan.

Platforms

The product is offered as a cloud solution. FIS describes browser and device access, including online and desktop use; Azure SaaS delivery was announced for the Commonwealth Bank engagement, with FIS managing upgrades.

Who it's for

FIS positions the product for reconciliation professionals across banking, insurance, capital markets and other industries. It makes the most sense for teams that need matching support alongside defined approvals, exception handling, auditability and SLA oversight. Smaller teams with simple reconciliation needs, or buyers who prioritize transparent, self-serve pricing, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros: Machine-learning matching learns from manual patterns and routes work for final review, helping reduce repetitive effort without removing review.
Pros: Reusable models, approval controls, exception management and escalation support structured processes with clear ownership and audit oversight.
Pros: A managed service can cover hosting, maintenance, data preparation and model operations for organizations seeking operational support.
Cons: Custom pricing requires a sales conversation, making early budget comparison harder.
Cons: Its workflow depth and centralized controls are a poor fit for buyers who need only basic reconciliation or a low-friction self-service tool.

Alternatives

For broader treasury management, compare Treasury Management Software. For financial close processes, see Financial Close Software; for collections, Collections Software. Teams focused on foreign exchange management can browse Foreign Exchange Management Software, while core banking needs may point to Core Banking Software and investment accounting needs to Investment Accounting Software.

Kyriba is another paid, web-accessible treasury option, with Android, iOS and API platforms also listed; its Kyriba Treasury plan uses custom pricing and offers a demo on request. Choose it when those platform options and treasury focus better match your needs. titanTreasury is a paid alternative for buyers considering web, Windows or self-hosted deployment. IBSFINtech Enterprise Treasury Management System is a paid API and web option with an Enterprise TMS plan available by demo request.

ION Wallstreet Suite is worth considering when enterprise treasury management, multi-entity support, a payment hub and 40+ standard integrations are central requirements; it is paid and offered via API, web or self-hosted deployment. Profitbase Consolidation is a paid web option with tailored pricing by request and no free plan. Trovata TMS has a published Base Package at 24000.00 USD per year, billed $24k/year, covering 1 bank, 100 accounts, 1,000,000 transactions and 10 users; it is the clearer choice for buyers whose needs fit those stated limits. Its Trovata TMS plan has no published price. Bond and DebtBook are also paid web alternatives.

Verdict

Choose FIS Data Integrity Manager if your reconciliation operation needs machine-learning matching assistance backed by reusable models, controlled workflows and audit oversight. Its most compelling advantage is joining those capabilities in one centrally tracked system, with managed service available for teams that want operational help. Look elsewhere if you need a published price or a simpler tool for basic reconciliation.

	FIS Data Integrity Manager	reglity
Free plan	No	No
Free trial	No	No
Paid from	—	—
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Web	self-hosted, Web
Validation rules	Yes	Yes
Audit trail	Yes	Yes
Deployment	cloud	hybrid
XBRL support	—	Yes

FIS Data Integrity Manager vs reglity

FIS Data Integrity Manager

reglity