TreviPay has added automated buyer onboarding to its order-to-cash (O2C) offering, allowing business buyers to apply for trade credit through a dynamic self-serve application. The company’s automation technology reduces manual reviews, speeds up credit decisioning to near real time, reduces online cart abandonment, and helps buyers with time-sensitive orders. The application is localized for key geographies, including the United States, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, to address country-specific business terminology, language, and regulatory requirements. The automated onboarding also delivers a form version tailored to enterprises or small- to medium-sized businesses based on company revenue figures input by the buyer. This is the latest of several additions to TreviPay’s offerings, including enhancements for dealer management systems, a new self-financing option, and enhanced payment application features. The company’s flexible net terms programs allow clients to leverage its technology and automated decisioning engine for managing accounts receivable while configuring a funding option that works for them.
Summize releases AI-powered CLM with intelligent agents that provide advanced analysis by extracting contract data and trends, terms, obligations, and risks that transform dense legal language into business-friendly summaries
Summize, a leader in contract lifecycle management (CLM) solutions, is introducing agentic AI with Summize Intelligent Agents (SIA) to improve redline accuracy and speed up contract review. SIA replicates how lawyers review complex agreements, making it useful for low-risk, high-volume contracts and more intricate, higher-stakes ones. The AI agents perform specific roles, validate outputs, and ensure accuracy at every stage. Summize’s enhanced CLM features include: Review Pro identifies non-compliant and missing clauses, provides AI contract redlining, revision suggestions and automated document comments directly inside Microsoft Word, cutting review times and providing faster and more accurate contract negotiations; Ask SIA, a conversational AI interface, answers contract- and workflow-related questions using data from pre- and post-signature documents to deliver information quickly and efficiently. Ask SIA provides advanced analysis by extracting contract data and trends, terms, obligations, and risks that transform dense legal language into business-friendly summaries for more strategic decision-making and revenue-generating opportunities.
Autobooks accounting/receivables platform purchases allied payment network to support both the payable and receivable sides of the money movement equation
Accounting/receivables platform Autobooks has acquired consumer bill pay solutions provider Allied Payment Network. The deal is designed to add business bill pay capabilities to Autobooks platform, which in turn lets financial institutions offer small businesses a solution for things like accepting payments, paying vendors and accessing working capital. “Financial institutions want to deliver more value to their business customers — and they want to do it within the banking experience. By acquiring Allied Payments, we’re bringing together receivables, payables and accounting in a way that’s never been done before,” Steve Robert, CEO of Autobooks, said. By integrating Allied Payments’ bill pay infrastructure financial institutions can now support both the payable and receivable sides of the money movement equation, while offering businesses built-in accounting and cash flow tools.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales to draw seller activity data from revenue intelligence platform Gong to enable sales leaders to prepare reports faster
Gong is partnering with Microsoft to integrate Gong’s revenue AI platform with Microsoft’s trusted productivity applications and Microsoft 365 Copilot and agents ecosystem. The integration will redefine how revenue teams drive growth and efficiency by bringing Gong’s context-rich customer interaction data and AI-powered revenue insights directly into the tools go-to-market teams use every day, such as Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Teams, and Outlook. Additionally, joint customers will benefit from the ability to create custom agents connected to Gong data which can automate custom workflows within Microsoft 365 Copilot. The integrations announced today will deliver insights and automation capabilities to joint customers, including: Integrated Revenue Insights Across Microsoft 365; and Custom Autonomous Agents via Microsoft Copilot Studio. These capabilities extend the existing Gong and Microsoft integrations, including a new bi-directional data synchronization between Gong and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales. It provides enriched context in Dynamics 365 Sales drawn from Gong activity data like calls, emails, next steps, and key discussion points. With seller activity fully synced and enriched in Dynamics 365 Sales, Revenue Operations can run cleaner reports, sales leaders can prepare faster, and it’s easy to spot accounts at risk due to inactivity. For Gong customers, it means their most important customer signals are accessible directly in Dynamics 365 Sales, allowing them to drive revenue motions with confidence in the accuracy and completeness of the data.
Procurify’s spend management platform extends use of AI across the entire spend lifecycle — from extracting data from receipts, contracts, and invoices, to surfacing up-to-date insights
Procurify, the AI-powered spend management platform for the mid-market, announced Spend Insights, a new analytics feature that empowers finance and procurement teams to make faster, smarter decisions by turning spend data into actionable intelligence. By centralizing company-wide spend data and layering in AI-powered analysis, Spend Insights delivers up-to-date visibility into purchasing, expenses, and accounts payable — helping leaders uncover trends, flag anomalies, and control spend with confidence. Spend Insights combines interactive dashboards with a conversational AI assistant, Spend Analyst, allowing users to query and understand their data using natural language prompts. With instant access to spend data across purchasing, expenses, and AP, teams can quickly surface trends, catch anomalies early, and act with greater speed and confidence, without waiting on reports or juggling disconnected tools. “Spend Insights shows what’s possible when you bring AI and analytics together,” said Chad Gaydos, CEO of Procurify. “It extends our use of AI across the entire spend lifecycle — from extracting data from receipts, contracts, and invoices, to surfacing up-to-date insights that drive smarter, faster decisions. This is the future of agile finance — and we’re building it today.”
Consortium launches a real-time, yield-bearing blockchain settlement network powered by a tokenized treasury fund to deliver scalable, and inclusive settlement for digital assets
Arca Labs, Tassat Group and tZERO Group announced the launch of Lynq, a real-time, yield-bearing settlement network powered by a tokenized treasury fund custodied at a special purpose broker-dealer. This announcement comes after more than a year of market engagement, platform development and the creation of the Arca Institutional U.S. Treasury Fund “TFND”, a tokenized treasury fund that issues shares as digital asset securities. Scheduled for go-live in Q2, 2025, Lynq was developed in collaboration with leading digital asset institutions to deliver an efficient, scalable, and inclusive settlement solution. Lynq’s launch partners, which include B2C2, Galaxy and Wintermute, will assist with counterparty onboarding to accelerate network adoption and drive initial liquidity. Additional partners include U.S. Bank, which will provide treasury management services to the Lynq ecosystem and serve as Lynq’s qualified cash custodian, and Avalanche, which will provide the open-source Layer 1 blockchain network on which TFND shares will be issued and rebalanced. Lynq operates within a legal framework that leverages tZERO’s Broker-Dealer and Special Purpose Broker-Dealer licenses as well as Arca’s Registered Investment Adviser and Delaware Trust. This innovative architecture, paired with Tassat’s widely adopted, real-time blockchain infrastructure, provides clients with segregated account security, transparent proof of reserves, and broad ecosystem connectivity, all on a familiar and trusted platform.
Invoice factoring platform for SMBs FundThrough acquires consumer brands-focused fintech Ampla to help more businesses solve their cash flow problem through digital-first ecosystem
FundThrough, the fintech invoice factoring platform for SMBs, announced its acquisition of Ampla, the provider of financial technology solutions for consumer brands offering working capital, business banking, corporate cards, and analytics. Ampla surpassed +$2B of loan originations and handled +$5T of transaction volume through its platform. This strategic acquisition strengthens FundThrough’s digital-first ecosystem, creating an unrivaled platform explicitly designed for small businesses that sell to larger companies and wait to get paid after invoicing. Steven Uster, FundThrough’s CEO said “Ampla’s technology significantly enhances FundThrough’s AI-powered model, enabling us to level the playing field further. With Ampla, we can scale faster, enhance our credit underwriting and monitoring processes, and help even more businesses solve their number one pain point, cash flow.” In addition to the acquisition, FundThrough also raised $25 million in its Series B round, led by existing investor Klister Credit Corp., an early and large investor in both Shopify and FundThrough. This strategic investment fuels aggressive expansion into key growth areas, including further acquisitions, investments in technology and AI, enhanced UX, and accelerated product innovation.
Emburse’s AI-powered app for enterprise expense management provides multilingual functionality and uses OCR transcription to accurately capture receipts, auto-populate expense details and streamline reporting
Emburse has launched a new travel and expense mobile app incorporating Emburse AI to make it easier for employees to submit expenses and for managers to approve them. The newly refreshed Emburse Enterprise app uses artificial intelligence to accurately capture receipts, autopopulate expense details, streamline expense reporting and accelerate reimbursement. “It delivers a smooth, intuitive experience that accelerates reimbursements and payments while helping enterprises track and control their spend,” Emburse Chief Product Officer Paul Nagy said. “Accuracy is significantly boosted across language, currency and handwritten values.” For business travelers, Emburse Enterprise provides multilingual functionality and AI-powered OCR transcription, smart receipt capture that eliminates the need for paper receipts and manual data entry, and a personalized dashboard that provides a clear starting point for the capture, review and submission of expenses. For managers, the mobile app supports both full and partial expense report approval, so approvers can take action on relevant line items without waiting for other approvers to handle the other line items. Where application, Emburse Enterprise can also enable approvals of pre-approvals, invoices and purchase orders.
FIS next-gen enterprise treasury platform runs on public cloud and enables harnessing data from multiple sources such as ERP systems and bank APIs, to enable cash-management analysis in real time
FIS has launched its next-generation enterprise treasury platform, Treasury and Risk Manager – Quantum Cloud Edition. This cloud-native solution can support increased workloads, larger transaction volumes, and increased enterprise connectivity, scaling these capabilities to provide CFOs and corporate treasurers with greater visibility of risks; improved data-driven decision-making; and faster, more efficient money movement. FIS is launching its enhanced solution as CFOs and corporate treasurers increasingly need to accelerate performance across their technology infrastructure. According to EY, 65% of businesses have made strategic investments in the cloud, but only 32% are achieving their goals for the technology, a dynamic that reinforces the importance of true scalability for more effective cloud-based ecosystems. By running on a public cloud, this solution not only features stronger data processing power and connectivity, but also can provide a new level of flexibility for quicker implementations, faster product upgrades and more seamless rollouts of new capabilities. In addition to leveraging the power of the public cloud, this version of FIS’ treasury and risk management solution offers a new Liquidity Hub module for harnessing data from multiple sources – such as enterprise resource planning systems and bank APIs – to enable cash-management analysis in real time.
Nuvo to extend B2B trade infrastructure- enabling companies to exchange critical trust signals, including verification status, creditworthiness, banking information, and trade history
Nuvo has raised $45 million to extend its B2B trade infrastructure into new verticals and deepen its reach in its core markets. Nuvo is building the infrastructure to transform how businesses connect, trade, and grow. By enabling companies to exchange verified profiles with potential partners, Nuvo provides instant access to critical trust signals, including verification status, creditworthiness, banking information, and trade history, allowing businesses to activate new partnerships quickly and confidently. With identity, connectivity, and trade data in one place, businesses can expand their customer and vendor networks more easily, scale faster with less risk, and unlock growth and resilience. The company’s infrastructure is used by more than 50,000 businesses to activate new partnerships with customers and vendors and manage their trade relationships. With the new funding, Nuvo will deepen its reach across core markets such as alcohol and beverage, building materials, chemicals, food service, distribution, and manufacturing, while extending into new verticals. As the network grows, modern payments infrastructure and AI systems will power the intelligent foundations needed to connect and coordinate trade between 50 million global businesses. “Continued innovation, growth and accessibility of goods in the global economy require a new kind of technology infrastructure, and that’s what we’re building at Nuvo,” Sid Malladi, co-founder and CEO of Nuvo, said.