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Kyriba

by Kyriba · Treasury & Cash Management

Cloud treasury platform for cash, liquidity, payments and risk management.

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Works with
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Workday, Microsoft Dynamics
Deployment
Cloud
Company size
Mid-market, Enterprise
Pricing
Quote-based
Founded
2000
Headquarters
San Diego, United States

Overview

Kyriba is a cloud-based treasury and finance platform, marketed as a Liquidity Performance Platform, that helps corporate finance teams manage cash and liquidity, payments, bank connectivity, and financial risk. It is aimed primarily at mid-market and large enterprises operating across multiple banks, currencies and geographies.

The platform organises its functionality into pillars covering treasury, risk, connectivity, payments and working capital. It centralises cash visibility, automates bank statement aggregation and payment workflows, supports fraud detection, FX and interest-rate risk management, in-house banking, and working capital programs. Kyriba reports serving roughly 4,000 customers and processing tens of trillions of dollars in payments annually.

Kyriba connects to banks via SWIFT, host-to-host and API channels, and integrates with major ERP systems through certified connectors.

Screenshots & demo

Demo video from the vendor's YouTube channel. Screenshots sourced from Kyriba.

Features & capabilities

Cash & Liquidity Management

Centralised visibility and control over global cash positions.

  • Real-time cash positioning
  • Bank statement aggregation
  • Bank account management (BAM)
  • Cash pooling and concentration
  • Liquidity planning
  • Multi-currency cash reporting
  • Automated bank reconciliation

Cash Forecasting

AI-assisted forecasting across horizons and scenarios.

  • AI-powered cash flow forecasting
  • Scenario modelling and what-if analysis
  • Forecast vs actual variance analysis
  • Customisable forecast worksheets
  • Direct and indirect forecasting methods

Payments & Fraud Prevention

Centralised payment hub with embedded controls.

  • Centralised payment processing and approvals
  • Multi-bank payment formats and routing
  • Payment fraud detection and screening
  • Sanctions and compliance screening
  • Payment policy enforcement
  • Payments-as-a-service / payment network

Risk Management

Management of financial market and balance-sheet exposures.

  • FX exposure management and hedging
  • Interest-rate risk management
  • Hedge accounting
  • Derivatives and financial instrument management
  • Exposure simulation and valuation
  • Mark-to-market reporting

Connectivity & Integration

Bank and ERP connectivity layer.

  • SWIFT connectivity
  • Host-to-host and API bank connections
  • Certified ERP connectors (SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Workday, Dynamics)
  • Format transformation library
  • Developer portal and App Marketplace
  • Market data feeds

Debt, Investment & In-House Banking

Management of borrowings, investments and intercompany flows.

  • Debt and investment management
  • In-house banking
  • Intercompany netting and settlement
  • Intercompany loans and POBO/COBO structures
  • Interest calculation and allocation

Working Capital

Programs to optimise working capital and supplier liquidity.

  • Supply chain finance
  • Dynamic discounting
  • Receivables finance
  • Days payable / days sales optimisation

Common use cases

  • Centralising cash visibility for a multinational with dozens of banking relationships
  • Automating outbound payments and enforcing approval controls to reduce payment fraud
  • Producing AI-assisted cash forecasts across multiple entities and currencies
  • Managing FX and interest-rate hedging with hedge accounting compliance
  • Establishing an in-house bank with intercompany netting to cut external banking fees
  • Connecting SAP S/4HANA to banks through a single certified gateway
  • Running supply chain finance or dynamic discounting programs to optimise working capital

Strengths & considerations

Strengths

  • Broad, integrated suite spanning treasury, payments, risk, connectivity and working capital on one platform
  • Large bank and ERP connectivity footprint with SAP-certified connectors for S/4HANA and SAP ERP 6.0
  • Open developer portal and App Marketplace exposing its payments network via APIs

ERP integrations

Prebuilt connectorBi-directionalSAP-certified (S/4HANA and SAP ERP 6.0)

GL integration, multi-bank connectivity and payments

Prebuilt connectorBi-directional
Prebuilt connectorBi-directional
Prebuilt connectorBi-directional
Prebuilt connectorBi-directional

Pricing

Model
Quote-based
Free trial
No

Priced by selected modules, number of bank connections/users, payment and transaction volume; typically a subscription plus implementation fees. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.

Technical & security

Hosting
SaaS (multi-tenant)
Compliance
SOC 1, SOC 2
Mobile app
Yes
Languages
English

About the vendor

Founded
2000
Headquarters
San Diego, United States
Employees
~1,400
Ownership
Private (backed by Bridgepoint and General Atlantic)

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Kyriba — frequently asked questions

Does Kyriba integrate with SAP S/4HANA?

Yes. Kyriba offers SAP-certified connectors for SAP S/4HANA and SAP ERP 6.0 that handle GL integration, bank connectivity and payments.

What ERPs does Kyriba connect to?

Kyriba provides certified connectors for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Workday and Microsoft Dynamics, among others, and exposes APIs through its developer portal.

Who is Kyriba aimed at?

It targets mid-market and large enterprises with multiple banking relationships and cross-border operations.

How is Kyriba priced?

Pricing is quote-based and driven by the modules selected, number of bank connections and users, and payment/transaction volume.

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