treasury in excel

Keep your Excel treasury model current automatically.

Excel is where serious finance models already live. BankSync connects global banks and brokerages, writes clean source data into your workbook, and lets your formulas keep doing the work.

Microsoft 365 workbooksField mappingGlobal institutions

Create a feed, map source data, and send clean rows into the model your team trusts.

global bank coverage

11,000+ institutions, one treasury model.

Connect banks, credit unions, cards, loans, brokerages, and retirement providers across the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, and Europe through regulated data providers.

why teams switch

Trust the workbook without the weekly rebuild.

The model is not the problem. Stale source tabs, manual exports, and broken refresh routines are.

1

Manual exports pile up

Stop collecting CSVs from each bank portal before every treasury update.

2

Workbook logic stays intact

Write BankSync data into source tabs and let existing formulas, Power Query, and pivots consume it.

3

Finance owns the model

No forced dashboard migration. Excel remains the controlled artifact.

the treasury flow

Feed the workbook once.

Use BankSync as the live source layer for the Excel model already tied to your close, forecast, and board pack.

1

Connect finance accounts

Banks, cards, loans, brokerages, and investment accounts connect read-only.

2

Choose Excel

Write into the workbook location your team uses in Microsoft 365.

3

Map source tabs

Keep raw data separate from formulas, charts, and reporting tabs.

4

Refresh before reviews

Schedule updates before cash meetings, board packs, and weekly forecasts.

Treasury widgets built from synced bank balances

the consolidated cash position

what stays live

The workbook gets the full picture not just transactions.

Cash position workbooks need live balances plus the activity that explains movement.

Bank balances

Current account values for cash, cards, loans, and treasury accounts.

Bank transactions

Wires, deposits, card spend, fees, transfers, and operating activity.

Brokerage positions

Holdings, trades, cost basis, and sweep-account positions where supported.

Entity fields

Account and entity labels for group, fund, location, and department rollups.

Backfill history

Populate historical tabs for variance analysis and cash trend lines.

Sync status

See when data last refreshed and whether a feed needs attention.

docs and proof

Go deeper when you need to. Real product proof.

Treasury buyers need proof. These product docs show the connection, mapping, integration, API, and security surfaces behind the page.

  • Read-only bank connections. BankSync cannot move money.
  • Customer banking data is not used inside the BankSync Boundary to train AI.
  • Field mapping lets your model keep its own schema.
good questions

Treasury FAQs

Can BankSync sync treasury data into Excel?+
Yes. BankSync can write bank balances, transactions, holdings, trades, and loans into Excel workbooks so your treasury model refreshes from live source data instead of manual exports.
Can I keep my existing Excel model?+
Yes. BankSync is designed to feed the workbook you already use. Map data into source tabs, then keep your existing formulas, pivots, charts, and board-pack tabs intact.
Can BankSync support multiple banks and entities?+
Yes. BankSync is designed for many accounts across banks, cards, brokerages, loans, and entities. You can tag accounts by entity, fund, purpose, or workflow so each feed lands cleanly in your model.
Does BankSync move money?+
No. BankSync uses read-only financial data connections. It syncs balances, transactions, holdings, trades, and loans into your tools, but it cannot initiate transfers or move funds.
Is our banking data used to train AI?+
Customer banking data is not used inside the BankSync Boundary to train AI models. If you connect your own AI tool through API or MCP, that external tool has its own terms and settings.
keep the model

Automate the bank data feeding it.

Connect your first treasury feed in minutes, then expand into Excel, Sheets, dashboards, databases, API, or MCP as your team grows.