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Agentic AI is moving from concept to deployment within finance operations, and for SAP practitioners the key question is no longer what it is, but how it operates inside day-to-day workflows. This SAPinsider webinar focuses on three core use cases where agentic AI is already changing the financial close: journal entry preparation and risk scoring, reconciliation matching and exception handling, and enabling an audit-ready close without a year-end scramble. Rather than treating AI as a bolt-on tool, the session examines what makes AI truly “agentic” in a financial close context — the ability to act within a process, apply judgment against defined rules, and hand off cleanly to a human when something falls outside tolerance — and why that distinction matters for SAP teams under pressure to shorten close cycles while strengthening control.
Using Trintech’s AI agents as a live demonstration, attendees will see how in-workflow AI functions across these processes within SAP environments: AI-assisted journal entry preparation, risk scoring, and automated posting; reconciliation matching, anomaly detection, and exception resolution; and continuous audit readiness with real-time evidence creation. The session closes with a practical look at the governance and trust layer — the controls, approvals, audit trails, and oversight required to deploy agentic capabilities at scale without introducing new risk into SAP financial processes.
Register now to learn:
- What makes AI “agentic” in a financial close context — and why the distinction matters for SAP teams
- How AI-assisted journal entry preparation, risk scoring, and automated posting work inside SAP workflows
- How agentic reconciliation matching, anomaly detection, and exception resolution reduce manual effort
- How continuous audit readiness and real-time evidence creation eliminate the year-end scramble
- Which governance and trust controls are required to deploy AI agents at scale across SAP finance
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