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Shentho Treasury vs Trovata TMS

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7.3#1 in bank connectivity softwareFrom $24,000 a year
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IntegrationsThe homepage describes connections for banks and SWIFT, ERP and accounting systems including SAP and Oracle, APIs and market data, and payment workflows.Officially listed integrations include NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Oracle Fusion, SAP and FloQast, with API and SFTP connectivity for other systems.
PaymentsIt offers payment automation, bank connectivity, and reconciliation.Payments can be initiated, approved and released through policy-controlled workflows with real-time updates to cash, forecasts and accounting.
ProductShentho Treasury describes itself as an AI-powered Treasury Management System for global finance and treasury.Trovata TMS is a cloud-native treasury management system built on real-time bank connectivity and normalized financial data.
SecurityThe company says its platform is built around enterprise-grade security, compliance, resilience, and privacy.Trovata states that production data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and protected in transit with TLS 1.2 using Amazon Key Management Service for cryptographic keys.
SupportThe contact page says the company aims to respond to enquiries within one business day.The base package includes 3–5 hours of live training and unlimited in-app technical support.

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Trovata TMS plans

  • Base Package$24,000 a year
  • Trovata TMSPriced on request

Pick Shentho Treasury if…

Shentho Treasury is aimed at corporations, multinational enterprises, financial institutions, and rapidly growing organizations managing treasury across entities. Its cash, payment, risk, and investment tools suit finance teams seeking a consolidated treasury system.

Pick Trovata TMS if…

Trovata TMS is designed for treasury teams managing multiple banks, entities, and currencies, as well as finance leaders and accounting teams.

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