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FIS Launches Agentic AI Suite to Help CFOs Forecast Cash Flow and Surface Risk Earlier

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Key Takeaways

  • •FIS launched Agentic Insights Suite, an agentic AI platform that unifies collections, liquidity, risk, and cash flow management for corporate finance teams in one view.
  • •The suite combines internal ERP, treasury, and CRM data with external credit bureau and public data to score credit risk, business health, and ESG factors in real time.
  • •A new cash flow forecasting module uses machine learning and multi-outcome simulations to project cash across configurable horizons and test liquidity scenarios.
  • •Deloitte's Finance Trends 2026 survey found 46% of global finance leaders rank working capital optimization as a top agentic AI area, while only 14% have fully integrated AI agents.
  • •The suite deploys in weeks, serves as the intelligence layer for FIS Receivables and Treasury products, and future releases will add payment anomaly detection and dispute forecasting.
FIS Launches Agentic AI Suite to Help CFOs Forecast Cash Flow and Surface Risk Earlier

Financial technology provider FIS has launched FIS® Agentic Insights Suite, an agentic AI solution designed to help finance teams manage collections, liquidity, risk and cash flow from a single view. The release introduces a new cash flow forecasting module that projects cash across multiple time horizons, and the solution combines a company's own data with outside credit and public data to score credit risk, business health and ESG factors in real time.

The launch addresses a persistent challenge for corporate finance teams, which are being asked to protect cash while the information they rely on sits in disconnected systems and most tools report on cash only after it has moved. FIS, a global leader in financial services technology, says the suite turns fragmented internal and external data into forward-looking intelligence on cash and risk for the office of the CFO.

The pressure on working capital has intensified. With the cost of capital elevated and finance operations spread across more markets and systems, protecting cash has become a defining challenge for the office of the CFO, and finance teams are increasingly turning to agentic AI to meet it. Interest, however, is outpacing adoption. In Deloitte's Finance Trends 2026 survey, 46% of global finance leaders pointed to working capital optimization as a top area for agentic AI, while just 14% had fully integrated AI agents into their finance function. The company says FIS Agentic Insights Suite is built to close that gap.

"Most finance teams can tell you what happened to their cash last quarter; very few can tell you what happens next month with confidence," said Andrés Choussy, President, Capital Markets at FIS. "FIS Agentic Insights Suite changes that: it does the work of pulling together credit, treasury and market signals and showing a CFO where the risk sits before it reaches the books. That is how FIS helps clients put their money to work, turning cash from something they report on into something they actively manage."

Rather than automating a single task, the suite works as a central hub that gathers data, runs the analysis and recommends action. It cleans and connects data from many systems so that finance, credit and treasury teams can work from consistent, reliable data instead of reconciling conflicting numbers by hand.

FIS Agentic Insights Suite delivers:

  • Real-time scoring and recommendations: The suite provides account scoring on a real-time basis and recommends next steps, so teams can act on the highest-priority risks first.
  • One trusted view of the data: It brings together internal systems such as ERP, treasury and CRM with external credit bureau and public data, giving teams one reconciled source for scoring and analysis.
  • Multi-horizon cash flow forecasting: The new module uses machine learning and forecasting simulations, running many possible outcomes rather than a single estimate, to project cash across configurable horizons and test how delayed inflows or faster outflows would affect liquidity.
  • Plain-language interface and dashboards: Users can ask questions in natural language and see results in dashboards built on Microsoft Power BI, with standardized reporting across teams.
  • Fast deployment and easy integration: The suite starts with a self-serve setup, deploys in weeks rather than months, and connects as the intelligence layer driving FIS workflows across the company's Receivables products (GETPAID and BillerIQ) as well as its Treasury products (Integrity and Quantum).

According to FIS, the suite is designed to help finance teams identify potential efficiency gains and better manage days sales outstanding (DSO) — how long it takes a company to collect payment after a sale, and a key driver of working capital — without necessarily adding headcount. Planned future releases will add payment anomaly detection and dispute forecasting, extending the suite's coverage from cash positions and account risk to payment anomalies and disputes.

Source: GlobalFintechSeries