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A whole group's statements and entries in its ERP

SolarGrid Group's finance team spent more than 100 hours a month logging into banks, posting fees and putting statements together for the auditors. Statements now arrive through Brazil's Open Finance and StarkBank, are categorized by rule and exported to MXM.

SolarGrid

How the data moves

  1. 01Banks and StarkBank
  2. 02Statements
  3. 03Categorization
  4. 04MXM
of manual work automated every month
100+ h

The challenge

Why it's hard.Solar energy.

A solar energy group often has one company per plant or project, each with its own CNPJ (company tax ID) and bank accounts. Every month finance repeats the same routine for each company: log into the bank, download the statement, post fees and yields, identify transfers between group companies and assemble the supporting documents for the audit.

From the group's statements to the ERP

  • Account maintenance feeR$89.00Bank chargesBranch 02
  • Investment yieldR$2,431.18Financial incomeBranch 02
  • Intercompany transferR$75,000.00Intercompany loanBranch 02 → 05
  • Supplier paymentR$18,640.00SuppliersCost center: O&M

Sample data.

The project

How Openi solved it.In 3 steps.

  1. 01

    Integration with StarkBank and with several institutions through Brazil's Open Finance.

  2. 02

    Statements read and categorized with rules by branch, transfer type, cost center and cash flow.

  3. 03

    Entry export tailored to MXM, plus consolidated statements and supporting documents.

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