Bank activity arrives through Brazil's Open Finance
Transactions from the reimbursement accounts are read straight from the bank, with consent, with no statements downloaded by hand.
Riocard Mais · Urban mobility
Riocard automated the reimbursement flow for public transport operators across the state of Rio de Janeiro. Bank activity arrives through Brazil's Open Finance, is reconciled against what each operator is owed, and the result goes to SAP. The operation also runs 150,000 invoices a month through Docs.

How the data moves
The challenge
With electronic ticketing, a passenger tops up a card once and rides buses, trains, ferries and light rail run by different operators. Every trip creates an amount owed to the operator that carried the passenger. Finance has to make sure the amount calculated for each operator is what actually left the bank, on the right day, and record it all in the ERP. With many operators and recurring payouts, checking line by line can't close on time.
Calculated reimbursement vs. bank statement
Sample data.
How it works
Transactions from the reimbursement accounts are read straight from the bank, with consent, with no statements downloaded by hand.
The amounts calculated per operator come in as the other source. The rule set matches each payout with the corresponding bank movement.
What matches is recorded in SAP. Payouts with no bank movement, different amounts or movements with no operator are set aside for the team.
For the team
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