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Maturity Models

Maturity Models

One 1–5 maturity spine applies to every finance capability — Manual, Standardized, Automated, Optimized, Intelligent. A position in one domain is therefore directly comparable with a position in any other, which is what makes sequencing across domains possible at all.

IndependentEvidence-backedReviewed Jul 2026Methodology

Record-to-Report

Account ReconciliationFinancial Close ManagementFinancial Reporting & Disclosure ManagementVariance / Flux AnalysisIntercompany Reconciliation & EliminationJournal Entry ControlsTransaction Matching

Procure-to-Pay

AI Invoice Coding & CaptureAccounts Payable AutomationGlobal Payments & DisbursementContract Lifecycle ManagementProcure-to-Pay OperationsProcurement Governance & ComplianceSpend Analytics & IntelligenceStrategic Sourcing & RFxSupplier Management & Risk

Plan-to-Perform

Budgeting & ForecastingConnected / xP&A PlanningScenario & Driver Modeling

Treasury & Cash Management

Bank Connectivity & Account ManagementCash ForecastingCash Visibility & PositioningDebt & Investment ManagementFinancial Risk ManagementTreasury Controls & ComplianceTreasury Payments & In-House Banking

Governance, Risk & Controls

SOX Controls & Audit Readiness

Finance Data, Systems & Intelligence

ERP & Data Integration

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Finance Operating ModelHow the finance function is organised, resourced and governed — the home of every change that is not a software purchase.Publishing in progressRecord-to-ReportAccounting, close and consolidation — the reporting engine of the finance function.4 decisions · 7 capabilitiesProcure-to-PaySpend and payables — from how commitments are made to how they are paid.9 capabilitiesOrder-to-CashRevenue and receivables — how cash is earned, recognised and collected.Publishing in progressPlan-to-PerformFP&A, strategic and corporate finance — how the organisation plans, decides and steers.3 capabilitiesTreasury & Cash ManagementLiquidity, funding and financial risk — the balance-sheet side of the finance function.7 capabilitiesTax & Statutory ComplianceTax determination, filing and statutory reporting across jurisdictions.Publishing in progressGovernance, Risk & ControlsThe control environment — how the finance function proves it is trustworthy.1 capabilityFinance Data, Systems & IntelligenceThe enabling substrate — ERP, data and the AI layer every other domain now depends on.1 capability

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