Treasury management

Every bank and brokerage, one live cash position.

Consolidate cash and positions across every bank and brokerage into one live treasury tracker, then feed the model you already build in Sheets, Excel, or your database. BankSync is pass-through by default, and banking data is never sold or used to train AI.

Every bank and brokerage, one connected position.

Treasury runs on numbers that are already old

Three things every treasury function does the hard way, until they don't.

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Cash position by spreadsheet archaeology

Knowing how much cash you actually hold means logging into every bank, exporting balances, and pasting them into a workbook. By the time it adds up, a wire has cleared and the number is already stale.

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Forecasts built on last week’s numbers

Liquidity forecasts and runway models are only as good as their inputs. When the inputs are hand-keyed weekly, the forecast drifts, and nobody quite trusts the bottom line.

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A data trail you can’t fully account for

The board, your auditors, or a security review want to know exactly where balances come from and where they go. With screen-scraping aggregators that quietly retain and monetize data, that answer is uncomfortable.

Built so the security review is the easy part

Pass-through by default

Data flows from your bank to your tools. Full banking datasets are stored only where you enable a managed feature that requires storage; otherwise we keep operational metadata to run and audit syncs.

Never sold

We charge a subscription for the service, not for your data. We don’t sell, analyze, or monetize your financial information in any way.

Never trains AI

Your banking data is never used to train AI models. When you point your own AI at it, nothing leaves your workspace to train a model.

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from stale exports to a live position

The treasury close, in five steps

What it looks like to go from Monday-morning spreadsheet archaeology to a tracker that keeps itself current.

Treasury dashboards built from live bank balances

the consolidated cash position

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Connect every account

Add each bank, card, and brokerage once via regulated open banking. Credentials never touch us. You authorize through each institution’s own consent screen via open banking, CDR, or PSD2.

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Classify by purpose

Tag accounts as operating, reserve, invested, or restricted so the cash position and forecast categories build themselves — rulesets and a pasted lookup table do the labelling, and the transfer matcher pairs sweeps between your own accounts so an internal move never reads as inflow and outflow. New activity lands already labeled.

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Pipe it into your tracker

Point feeds at the Google Sheet, Excel workbook, or database your treasury tracker reads from, so balances and positions arrive where your formulas already expect them.

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Forecast on fresh inputs

With supported balances refreshing hourly, daily, or weekly, liquidity forecasts and runway models no longer depend on last week’s export.

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Report with confidence

Board packs, LP updates, and auditor requests pull from one consolidated, traceable source, so the cash position you present is the cash position you hold.

The pipeline behind a treasury you can trust

The infrastructure that turns a dozen banking portals into one current, traceable cash position.

One live cash position

Every operating account, reserve, money-market, and brokerage balance consolidated into a single current figure, refreshed on a schedule instead of reconstructed by hand each Monday.

Feeds the model you already trust

Push balances, transactions, holdings, and cost basis straight into Google Sheets, Excel, Notion, Airtable, or your own database. Your treasury and forecast models keep working; they just stop going stale.

Positions, not just cash

Holdings, cost basis, gains and losses, and loan balances flow through alongside transactions, so invested cash, sweeps, and debt all roll into the same liquidity picture.

Pass-through by default, never sold, never trains AI

Banking data flows from your bank to your tools. Full banking datasets are stored only where you enable a managed feature that requires storage, and they are never sold or used to train AI models.

Auditable by design

Regulated open banking means a clean consent trail per institution, with operational metadata and audit logs you can show a board or an auditor. Revoke any connection from your bank at any time.

Ask your own AI the cash question

Point Claude or ChatGPT at your workspace with one API key over a secure connection (MCP). Ask for blended cash, burn, or runway and get it from your live data, none of which is sent off to train a model.

Watchers on the money and the pipeline

Threshold alerts when a balance or a month’s outflow crosses your line, a fee ledger that catches bank charges creeping upward, anomaly flags on unusual counterparties and payment bursts, and a feed monitor that tells you when a bank quietly stops delivering data — before it shows up as a wrong cash position.

Treasury at scale runs on Enterprise

Unlimited connections, custom roles, SSO/SAML, audit logs, a custom DPA, and NDA/MNDA on vendor-standard terms, with a dedicated success team and custom volume pricing.

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Treasury management FAQs

What counts as a treasury tracker here?
It’s a single, current view of all the cash and positions an organization holds across its banks and brokerages, usually feeding a forecast or runway model. BankSync is the pipeline that keeps that tracker fed automatically, in whatever tool you already build it in.
Is our banking data stored, sold, or used to train AI?
No to all three. BankSync doesn’t store your transactions, balances, or account details. Data flows directly from your bank to the tools you use, and we retain only the operational metadata needed to run and audit your syncs. We don’t sell, analyze, or monetize your financial information, and it is never used to train AI models. See /security and /your-data-is-not-training-data for the full breakdown.
Can it keep my Google Sheets or Excel treasury model current?
Yes. BankSync syncs balances, transactions, holdings, and cost basis straight into Google Sheets, Excel, Notion, Airtable, or a database, so your existing treasury and forecast models keep working and just stop going stale. There’s nothing to migrate.
How fresh are the balances?
Supported balances and positions refresh hourly, daily, or weekly depending on the plan, institution, and provider, so your tracker updates without manual exports.
Can we consolidate multiple entities and currencies?
Yes. Connect accounts across multiple legal entities and tag them so each rolls up cleanly, and pull balances in the currencies your banks report. On the Enterprise plan, connections are unlimited and the whole team works from one plan.
Will brokerage and treasury investment accounts work?
Yes. Investment and brokerage connections flow holdings, balances, and cost basis alongside bank transactions, so swept and invested cash appear in the same liquidity picture as operating accounts.
Which banks and regions are covered?
BankSync covers 11,000+ institutions across the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, and 30 EEA countries, plus brokerages and retirement providers. In Australia we operate as a CDR Representative under Fiskil (ACCC-accredited, ADRBNK000246); elsewhere we route through licensed open-banking providers (Plaid and Salt Edge).
Is this an Enterprise feature?
Treasury syncing works on every paid plan. Larger treasuries usually want the Enterprise plan for unlimited connections, custom roles, SSO/SAML, audit logs, a custom DPA, and NDA/MNDA on vendor-standard terms. See /enterprise or talk to sales.

Get to one live cash position

Connect your first account in five minutes, or talk to sales about the Enterprise plan. BankSync is pass-through by default, and banking data is never sold or used to train AI.