Nomentia Cash Management 2025.08: Sharper monitoring, safer approvals
Tighter in scope 2025.08 release, delivers key updates where they matter most: liquidity tracking, sanctions screening, and payment approvals. With these enhancements, finance teams gain more control over critical processes, clearer reporting, and stronger security without adding extra manual steps.
Let’s take a closer look.
Liquidity: Transaction Tracking with thresholds
The highlight for Liquidity in this release is the new Liquidity Transaction Tracking activity.
It lets you monitor whether defined thresholds for transaction sums or numbers have been reached, with outputs for High, Medium, and Low levels. These outputs can be tied directly into automation flows—making it easy to, for example:
- Send an alert if imported transactions don’t meet expectations.
- Remind subsidiaries to enter their transactions when required.
On top of that, reporting is now more flexible:
- The Reporting status grid can be exported to Excel.
- All transactions can now be filtered, and filters can be saved as report formats.
Why it matters: These updates give finance teams instant visibility into transaction activity and status. By automating alerts and simplifying reporting, you can spot missing or unusual transactions faster and act before small issues become bigger problems.
“It’s not uncommon for teams having to juggle multiple transaction imports and reports. With Transaction Tracking, they can instantly see if activity is off or on target without digging through spreadsheets. It’s about spotting issues before they slow down operations.” – Karl-Henrik Sundberg, Senior Product Manager
Payments & Sanctions Screening: Smarter safeguards
Two targeted updates make payment processing both safer and smoother:
- Customer-specific whitelists in sanctions screening: You can now pre-scan your vendor data against your own whitelist before payments are made. These whitelists are continuously checked against public sanctions lists, ensuring they stay up to date automatically.
- Multi-factor authentication for batch approvals: Approval flows get an extra layer of security with MFA app confirmations, giving finance teams more peace of mind when authorizing large or sensitive batches.
Why it matters: These changes reduce compliance risk and prevent accidental or unauthorized payments. Finance teams can trust that both internal policies and external sanctions requirements are consistently enforced.
“Automatic checks against new sanctions lists and MFA-protected approvals mean payments go through smoothly while staying compliant—less stress, fewer errors.” – Jukka Estola, Senior Product Manager
Treasury: Stronger four-eyes controls
In Treasury, deals that require verification from a second user now trigger an automated alert. This makes it easy to set up notifications—like emails—so the second user knows a deal is waiting for approval.
As Product Manager Perttu Mauni explains:
“This gives treasury teams real-time visibility into deals that need a second check, so nothing slips through the cracks.”
Why it matters: The update ensures that important deals are properly reviewed before execution, reducing errors and increasing confidence in treasury operations.
Nomentia Cash Management 2025.08: More control where it matters
While leaner in size, the 2025.08 release strengthens everyday treasury and cash management routines with sharper monitoring and safer approvals. From liquidity tracking thresholds to sanctions screening whitelists and MFA-protected approvals, these updates give finance teams confidence that key processes are both transparent and secure.
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