FISCAL Technologies

Supplier cleansing, without the scramble

Keeping your supplier master file clean shouldn’t be a last-minute panic before audit. There’s a better way.

In this webinar, we’ll show how AI-assisted automation makes it easy to stay ahead of audit requirements, eliminate file errors, and protect your organisation from avoidable AP risks.

Our expert will demonstrate how, with the help of AI-assisted automation and continuous monitoring, your supplier file can be audit-ready, all the time.

You’ll learn how to:

• Automate supplier cleansing and maintain control over high-risk suppliers.
• Reduce risk exposure and prevent payment issues before they arise.
• Simplify audit prep with always-on monitoring and clean, accurate data.
• Reap the benefits of supplier cleansing for your team.

Whether you’re an AP manager looking to improve payment accuracy and regain control of your master supplier file, or an AP clerk trying to cut down on supplier queries and overpayment recovery, this session will help you take back control of your supplier data.

Be audit-ready, all year round.

Join us to discover how intelligent automation can help you eliminate risk, reclaim time and make supplier file cleansing effortless.

This episode does include a demo.  If you wish to see this, please email [email protected]

Managing supplier master data is a growing challenge. Duplicate entries, outdated records, and dormant suppliers can lead to unnecessary costs, fraud risks, and compliance issues.  In this CPD accredited webinar we will explore:

• Common issues hiding in your supplier file and their financial impact
• Why one-time checks aren’t enough
• How regular cleansing improves efficiency and reduces costs
• How automation can transform supplier risk monitoring

Learn how to future-proof your operations and position your team as a key driver of compliance and efficiency.

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If you’re interested in learning how our automated platform can safeguard your finances and support Best In Class AP, click here to schedule a brief demo or email me by return. 

Many organisations only reconcile their top 10 or 20 suppliers, missing out on significant opportunities. In fact, the top 250 suppliers typically account for 80% of spend, yet thousands of pounds in credits go unclaimed, and missing invoices are often found too late.

In this session, our experts will discuss why reconciliation is so important and show you how to:

• Reconcile more supplier statements
• Discover more discrepancies
• Recover more cash

This podcast, from a recent webinar, is for senior financial or procurement decision makers who are looking for additional ways to directly support the top 5 CFO priorities for 2025 (Hackett Group Key Issues 2025 report):

 🎯 Optimise Cash Flow Performance

🚀 Accelerate Finance Digital Transformation

📈 Support Profitability Improvement Goals

💰 Implement Cost Optimisation Actions

📊 Improve Data and Analytics Capabilities

Key Takeaways

 1. 2025 Finance Priority Deep-dive: Using the latest research insights and FISCALtec Benchmarks and what they mean for your financial strategy.

 2. Five Overlooked High-Impact Initiatives: Specific opportunities most CFOs haven't considered but should implement immediately.

 3. Practical steps to execute: options without external dependency.

 4. Immediate Value: Benchmarked Procure-to-Pay Review - Receive a complimentary, no-strings-attached benchmarked risk assessment to understand exactly where your organisation stands against best-in-class performers.

Discover the overlooked opportunities that can help position your finance team as a strategic enabler rather than a cost centre.

About our speaker:  David Griffiths, CEO, FISCAL Technologies

David is the driving force behind FISCAL’s commitment to delivering solutions that provide customers with real value and a great return on investment. He has 20+ years experience in growing technology organisations and has spent the last 15 years working with hundreds of Accounts Payable and Shared Service Centres to protect their corporate spend.

David’s vision and leadership has been crucial in focusing FISCAL as a leading brand in the Procure-to-Pay function. Under his helm, the business has grown 50-fold in revenues across North America and Europe.

Prior to joining FISCAL, David was Head of European Marketing for Bottomline Technologies and Commercial Director for European Internet Technologies, a supplier of e-business solutions. David holds an MBA and Honours Degree in Business and Accounting.

This session isn’t just for those in the public sector, it’s packed with valuable takeaways for anyone embarking on a large-scale transformation project. Whether you're planning, managing, or simply curious about driving change, this event promises practical insights and real-world inspiration.

 In this session, Steve Rose, Exchequer and Systems Development Manager at Somerset Council, and Lesley Reeve, COO of FISCAL Technologies, will discuss:

• The challenges of consolidating a major financial system across multiple services

• Lessons learned from delivering a complex project within just four months

• How an agile, solutions-focused approach drove success

• The impact on customer service, compliance, and cost efficiencies

 Why Listen? 

• Gain first-hand insights from a major council transformation project

• Discover best practices for managing finance system consolidation

• Learn how to drive efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance compliance

 Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from the experts on delivering large-scale finance projects under tight deadlines. 

As operational demands continue to evolve, procurement and payments functions must do more than adopt new technology - they need to empower their teams to adapt and work smarter.

This session will spotlight how businesses are boosting productivity by refining processes and enabling teams to deliver greater value. Drawing on insights from leading reports by Hackett, Gartner and others, we’ll unpack two critical focus areas for Finance leaders:

Aligning People, Process & Technology: Discover how organisations are blending digital tools with operational expertise to cut risk, enhance accuracy, and unlock efficiencies across procurement and payments.

The Importance of Training & Upskilling: As the skills gap continues to widen, investing in continuous learning is essential to future-proof finance teams. Gain valuable insights and stay ahead in the ever-changing world of finance.

Join us for practical, actionable insights on strengthening operational agility, optimising existing investments, and positioning your business for what’s next.

Prepare. Adapt. Thrive. Your next move starts here.

This session, written and delivered by Phil Sapey, Sapey Associates, is designed specifically for Finance professionals, helping you understand how fraud impacts your day-to-day operations and the latest legal requirements under the Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) 2023.

Key Takeaways:
✔️ Comprehensive Risk Assessment – Identify and mitigate emerging fraud threats
✔️ Enhanced Prevention & Due Diligence – Strengthen controls, third-party vetting & monitoring
✔️ Escalation & Response Strategies – Ensure effective reporting and leadership engagement
✔️ Communication & Training – Foster a compliance-driven organisational culture
✔️ Operational Resilience – Align risk management with business goals to boost stakeholder confidence

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your fraud prevention strategy and ensure compliance with evolving regulations!

McCarthy Stone is a leading developer, manager and owner of retirement developments. For over 40 years, McCarthy Stone has championed the role, wellbeing and happiness of older people in our society.

As a major homebuilder, McCarthy Stone relies on contractors and material suppliers to build communities that provide independence and peace of mind. At the heart of this vital supply chain is the McCarthy Stone Finance department which is responsible for distributing the company’s working capital to its suppliers.

To continually improve this mission critical process, McCarthy Stone Finance has been on a journey to develop a best-in-class accounts payable function. With a focus on good practice supplier accounting, McCarthy Stone has successfully balanced productivity and protection through the application of technology.

Join us for a conversation with Stuart Gagen, Finance Controller at McCarthy Stone, Andrew Styles of FISCAL Technologies and James Smith of Kefron to explore the journey to best practice finance processing.

For more information about Kefron : https://kefron.com/accounts-payable-invoice-automation-solution/

For more information about FISCAL Technologies:  fiscaltec.com

Our presenter will discuss how to prevent fraud in finance and provide an understanding of the Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) 2023 and how it affects you.

This session is designed specifically for Senior Accounts Payable Managers and Finance Operations Leaders to help you understand how fraud impacts your day-to-day operations and the latest legal requirements under the Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) 2023.

What You’ll Learn:

✔ Recognising Fraud Risks – Understanding fraud, relevant legislation, and identifying risks in your daily role.
✔ Failure to Prevent Fraud – What the ECCTA 2023 means for businesses and who it applies to.
✔ ‘Reasonable Procedures’ (RP) Defence – The only legal defence against non-compliance.
✔ Ensuring Compliance – What constitutes ‘Reasonable Procedures’ and the consequences of failing to prevent fraud.

Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the latest fraud prevention regulations.

This podcast is perfect for Finance and Procurement leaders who need practical, proven approaches to meet growing expectations whilst reducing costs.

This webinar explores 15 years of transformation journeys mapping the Top 5 which will have the greatest impact in 2025 for Shared Service centers, Accounts Payable and Procurement functions.

Typically, these initiatives deliver significant improvements to the bottom line, working capital, time-efficiency savings, fraud risk, and compliance.