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Nomentia Unveils AI Cash Flow Forecasting for Accurate & Predictive Insights

Published: April 14, 2025

Nomentia announces an enhancement to their existing cash flow forecasting solutions with powerful AI features. This upgrade accelerates implementation while delivering with more advanced and precise forecasting for businesses.

As businesses have increased demand for boosting efficiency with AI-driven solutions, treasurers and finance professionals are also looking for treasury management solutions equipped with AI to elevate their performance. AI provides exceptional power for data processing and the technology could enable treasury and finance teams to achieve more accurate, real-time financial insights for proactive risk management.

Accurate cash flow forecasting has always depended on data quality and analytical rigor, but traditional methods struggle with volatility and rapid market shifts. AI transforms this process by automatically detecting and correcting anomalies, accounting for seasonal patterns to minimise forecasting errors. With real-time data synchronisation in one single platform, eliminating data siloes and outdated projections, AI-powered cash flow forecasting supports businesses to move beyond reactive planning and adopt a proactive financial strategy.

Nomentia reports that predictive analytics for cash flow forecasting has been 'researched, implemented and perfected for years alongside with industry-leading clients.' This has enabled Nomentia to 'bring the highest performing AI forecasting model specifically built for treasurers'. The upgrade also includes improvement in implementation, allowing users to quickly access and leverage AI-driven cash flow forecasting.

Jukka Sallinen, Chief Executive Officer at Nomentia, expressed enthusiasm for the new milestone: “For years, we’ve worked alongside our clients to refine AI-driven cash flow forecasting, ensuring it meets the real-world challenges of modern treasury teams. With the power of AI, cash flow forecasting is not just a necessity, but a strategic advantage."

With AI-powered forecasting, businesses can reduce uncertainty, optimise liquidity and make more confident financial decisions. In today’s rapidly changing markets, staying ahead means leveraging technology that not only predicts cash flow but also continuously adapts to new challenges – ensuring long-term financial stability and growth.

Hubert Rappold, Senior Treasury Expert at Nomentia, shared his perspective: “AI is revolutionising cash flow forecasting by eliminating blind spots and providing real-time, data-driven insights. Instead of relying on static models, treasury teams can now adapt dynamically to market shifts, improving liquidity management and financial resilience.”

With AI-driven cash flow forecasting, Nomentia aims to equip businesses with highly accurate predictions and enhanced operational efficiency, enabling treasurers to make faster and better financial decisions.

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Article Last Updated: April 15, 2025

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