FISPAN – a fintech specializing in embedded banking and ERP connectivity – featured prominently at multiple industry events this week, underscoring its strategic focus on real-time treasury and receivables automation. The company highlighted its ERP banking integrations at Sage Future in San Francisco and its AI-driven receivables initiatives at Nacha’s Smarter Faster Payments conference.
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At the Sage Future event, FISPAN used a “Guess the Sharks” booth contest to attract Sage ERP and Sage Intacct users to live demonstrations of its ERP banking solutions. The firm positioned its platform as a bridge between banks and ERP systems aimed at eliminating manual workflows and streamlining cash management.
Discussions with Sage users centered on integrating real-time banking data directly into ERP environments to support automation of finance tasks, including month-end close processes. This outreach signals FISPAN’s push for deeper penetration into the Sage ecosystem and greater visibility among mid-market finance teams.
In parallel, FISPAN’s leadership, including Founder and CEO Lisa Shields, participated in Nacha’s Smarter Faster Payments conference alongside TD and treasury professionals. Sessions focused on AI-powered receivables, emphasizing practical applications that improve day-to-day treasury workflows rather than purely technical experimentation.
The company’s messaging at Nacha underscored the importance of co-creation between banks, fintechs, and corporate clients to build AI-enabled receivables solutions that deliver measurable outcomes. This collaborative approach is intended to support embedded banking models and integration-heavy enterprise relationships.
FISPAN also previewed its presence at the Association of Corporate Treasurers Annual Conference in Liverpool, where it plans to showcase its “Invisible Banking” vision and rapid bank-to-TMS connectivity. The initiative targets pain points such as slow connectivity, fragmented processes, and dual-screen reconciliation in corporate treasury.
Across these events, FISPAN consistently emphasized automation, real-time data, and embedded connectivity as core value drivers for banks and corporate clients. While no new deals or financial metrics were disclosed, the week’s activity points to disciplined business development, product-focused engagement, and expanding international visibility, supporting the company’s long-term positioning in embedded banking and treasury technology.