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AccessPay becomes Sage Recommended Solution

Manchester’s AccessPay, the leading corporate-to-bank integration provider, has announced that it has become a Sage Recommended Solution, enabling customers across the world to increase the frequency and accuracy of their reconciliation processes and mitigate error-based risks.

Through AccessPay’s connectivity via the SWIFT network to over 11,000 banks globally, Sage customers who sign up to use AccessPay’s services can receive comprehensive and detailed statement data from a broad array of banks, which is automatically formatted and delivered through a single, secure connection.

Delivering bank statement data directly into Sage enhances the precision and efficiency of the reconciliation process. This facilitates improved financial decision-making by providing users with accurate, timely data from their banking partners. The streamlined process reduces the manual effort once dedicated to downloading and reformatting statement data, simultaneously mitigating the risk of fraudulent activity through the elimination of manual manipulation of bank statement data.

Chip Mahan, global commercial head of fintech, payments & banking at Newcastle accounting software giant Sage, said: “The partnership with AccessPay gives our customers access to reliable and secure bank connectivity at a global level and across multiple Sage products. It will help them streamline time-consuming manual processes and instead focus on growing their businesses. We look forward to working with AccessPay to enhance our customers’ experience further.”

Graham Morgan, director of strategic alliances at AccessPay, added: “At AccessPay we are incredibly proud of our Automated Bank Statement Retrieval solution – a simple yet powerful, user-friendly answer to one of the most challenging issues facing accountants globally. We are also thrilled to be working closely together with a market leader and are ready to add further value to Sage’s innovative solutions and vast user base.”

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