
Trintech Introduces AI-Driven Journal Entry Automation in Adra Suite
Trintech has launched Adra Journal Entry, a new AI-driven module within its Adra Suite, aimed at enhancing the efficiency of mid-market finance teams. Announced in a press release, this tool centralizes and automates the creation, approval, and ERP posting of journal entries, significantly reducing manual effort and error risk.
The Adra Journal Entry module integrates directly into the Adra Suite, allowing for seamless journal entry creation and reconciliation. This integration is designed to improve audit readiness and visibility while cutting labor costs by over 70%. The module supports various real-world use cases, including vendor and customer transaction postings, intercompany cost allocations, and error corrections.
Michael Ross, Chief Strategy and Product Officer of Trintech, highlighted that the new module empowers mid-sized companies by simplifying journal creation and enhancing ERP system integration. This development is a natural extension for users of Adra Matcher and Adra Balancer, providing a comprehensive workflow for financial close processes.
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