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Banking & financial services

Governed data for finance and reporting

Harmonize ledgers and core system data into the formats your reporting and planning need, with the lineage, audit history, and controls banking demands.

At a glance

Typical sources

  • Core banking systems
  • General ledgers
  • Databases
  • Reporting & planning systems

The outcome

Governed, auditable data for finance and reporting.

The challenge

What slows the work down today

Ledgers and systems that do not align

Finance pulls from core systems, multiple ledgers, and databases that were never designed to reconcile cleanly.

Control is non-negotiable

Every transformation has to be explainable, with lineage and audit history, and access has to respect who is allowed to see what.

The work falls between teams

Finance owns the reporting outcome but depends on IT to connect a source or change a mapping, and the queue is always long.

How it works

The same trusted flow, applied to your data

Connect, transform, map, review. Each step is guided by a no-code copilot, and you approve the plan before anything runs.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Connect core systems, ledgers, and databases through their specs, so finance is not waiting on a custom build.

  2. 02

    Transform

    Harmonize and summarize ledger data in plain English, with every step proposed as a plan you approve.

  3. 03

    Map

    Map source accounts to your reporting and regulatory structures, with conditional logic where the rules demand it.

  4. 04

    Review

    Sign off with full lineage and audit history, backed by SSO, SAML, and role-based access.

A frontier model reasons about your intent while the Nexadata engine does the work, deterministically. Raw data never leaves the platform.

Typical sources

Connect what you already run

Reach the systems of record without loosening control. If a system has an OpenAPI or OData spec, the Connector Copilot can reach it.

Core banking systems General ledgers Databases Regulatory reporting systems Excel & Google Sheets

Self-sufficient finance, enterprise control

Business users build and maintain the logic themselves, while SOC 2 Type II, zero data retention, and role-based access keep everything governed. The full set of controls lives on the Security page.

“I used Nexadata today and it worked beautifully. The tool is so powerful.”
Head of Finance Transformation at a Regional Fintech Bank

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