AI agents for your treasury.

Atlar Intelligence is the AI built into the Atlar platform. It covers AI agents that handle recurring treasury work, such as assembling the daily cash position, reviewing payments, reconciling bank transactions, and generating forecasts, plus custom workflows your team builds around its own processes. Skills capture your team’s instructions and formats once, so a workflow produces the output the way you would. Everything runs on live data from your banks, ERPs, and payment partners, and a chat assistant answers questions of that same data in plain language.

Yes. Atlar’s AI is built with the same safeguards as the Atlar platform. It cannot retrieve data a user doesn’t already have access to. Customer data is never used to train models. All processing runs on AWS in Europe, so no data ever leaves Atlar’s environment.

No. Customer data is never used to train or fine-tune any models. Your information remains private and protected at all times.

Only users with existing Atlar permissions can access information through the assistant. Role-based controls ensure data is always restricted to the right people.

Because responses are grounded in your actual treasury data, not guesses or external sources, they’re more reliable than generic AI outputs and reflect the same live balances and flows you see in Atlar. Like any AI, it can make mistakes, which is why results should be reviewed in the same way you would check any financial process.

Most AI in finance lacks two things: reliable data and the ability to act. Atlar connects directly to your banks, ERPs, and payment partners, so AI has access to complete, live financial data rather than exports or snapshots. And because Atlar's products cover payments, reconciliation, forecasting, and cash management, agents have real tools to work with.

Yes. It can generate forward-looking cash forecasts from historical transactions in seconds, highlighting liquidity needs and risks early. It also produces dynamic reports on demand, from liquidity trends to account comparisons, ready to share or refine.

Yes. Agents take on the recurring jobs outright, including the daily cash position, payment review, and reconciliation, and present finished work for approval. The chat assistant covers the rest, answering questions of your live data and walking through tasks like setting up a new bank connection.

Yes. Teams start from Atlar’s preset workflows and adapt them, or build their own around how the business runs. Skills capture recurring instructions and output formats once, so a workflow does the job the way your team would. Workflows check each step against your treasury policy, which you can upload or have Atlar draft from a plain-language brief, and escalate anything outside it.