In the data era, businesses cannot manage performance if data is not transparent, not consolidated and not unified. EPM is the bridge between operational data (ERP) and business strategy, creating a “single source of truth” – the foundation for all financial and strategic decisions to become more accurate, faster and more transparent than ever.
This article will analyze in detail the role of EPM data transparency to show how Enterprise Performance Management systems ensure that all financial data is clearly displayed, traceable, and consistent.
What is EPM? Why data-transparent EPM is the foundation of enterprise performance management
EPM (Enterprise Performance Management) is a comprehensive management solution that helps businesses plan, forecast, analyze and report on operational performance in a synchronized manner. If ERP focuses on “current operations” (recording daily transactions), EPM helps leaders understand and control the future through aggregated data, forecasting and analyzing business performance.
In financial planning and reporting, trust in data is paramount. A report may look good, but if the numbers are inaccurate or of unknown origin, it cannot be used as a basis for decision making.
However, in reality, many Vietnamese businesses today still have the problem of “data silos” — fragmented data in departments, separate Excel files, and no change control process. The result is:
- Each department has a different “version of the data”.
- FP&A spends hours cross-checking and reconciling.
- It is difficult for CFOs to make quick decisions because they do not know which number is correct.
EPM Data Transparency is the ability of the Enterprise Performance Management system to ensure that all financial data is clearly displayed, traceable, consistent across departments, and reliable for decision making.
EPM Data Transparency bring 3 core values:
- Traceability: each number has a change history, who entered it, and the reason for the adjustment.
- Consistency: same financial indicators, but displayed the same way in every report, every department.
- Auditability: CFOs can track and verify right in the system, without needing to “ask for the original Excel file”.
When data is transparent, FP&A teams can analyze with confidence, and CFOs can sign off on reports with confidence — knowing that every number is accurate and provable.
Core Components of Data Transparency EPM
In the era of data-driven businesses, data transparency and reliability are not just technical requirements, but vital for CFOs, FP&A, and management to make informed decisions.
Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) is the tool that helps businesses achieve that — by building a transparent, comprehensive, and unified data foundation.
Data Governance – A strong data governance framework
Data governance is the foundation layer for all data in EPM to be controlled uniformly.
It includes:
- Rules and procedures for collecting, approving, and updating data.
- Clear delegation of authority between roles (CFO, FP&A, sales department, factory…).
- Standardize data categories (cost codes, accounts, KPI indicators…).
When there is governance, data no longer a "gray area" but become responsibly managed assets – the foundation for ensuring reporting accuracy and consistency.
Data Accuracy & Integrity – Ensure data is correct, complete, and reliable
Data is only valuable when correct and complete.
- Accuracy Ensure that the data accurately reflects actual operations (no errors, no duplication).
- Integrity Ensure that data is not altered or corrupted during transmission, processing, or compilation.
EPM supports this through:
- Automatic cross-check mechanism (validation rules).
- Record change history (audit trail).
- Alerts when data is missing, inconsistent, or out of bounds.
As a result, CFOs can have absolute confidence in financial data without manual reconciliation.
Data Consolidation – Consolidation of multi-source financial data
In most businesses, data is scattered among ERP, CRM, HRM, internal Excel files... EPM acts as a consolidation layer, automatically synthesizing data from different systems, including:
- Financial reports (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow)
- Budget & forecast
- Performance data of each member unit
As a result, businesses have a consolidated financial picture, updated in real time, instead of relying on manual synthesis.
Data Lineage & Data Quality Management – Traceability and Quality Control
Data lineage is the ability to trace the entire journey of data – from its origin to its appearance in the final financial report. For example, revenue in a consolidated report can be traced back to a specific invoice from the ERP.
Combined with data quality management, EPM continuously:
- Monitor data completeness and validity.
- Detect errors in data entry, mapping, or consolidation.
- Provide data quality dashboard for easy monitoring by FP&A.
This helps prevent errors before data is used for decision making.
Single Source of Truth – The only and reliable source of data
The ultimate goal of every EPM system is to create a “Single Source of Truth” (SSOT) – a unified, transparent, and synchronized data source for the entire enterprise.
- Every department, every level of management works on the same numbers.
- No more situation of “separate Excel files for this department – separate data for that department”.
- Every plan, forecast, and actual result reflects a single version of truth.
When a business has a true SSOT, every decision – from budget adjustments to strategic planning – is based on validated data, not on gut feeling or judgment.
Data Transparency – The Importance of Performance Management
Data transparency is the ability to “see, understand, and believe” data.
In performance management (EPM), it delivers three key values:
- Reliable: All numbers are verifiable, giving CFOs peace of mind when signing reports.
- Responsibility: Easily identify who entered – who approved – who is responsible.
- Speed: The decision-making process is faster because there is no debate about “which number is right”.
EPM helps make data transparent through:
- Record change history (audit trail).
- Show clear data lineage.
- Automatically reconcile and consolidate according to standard governance procedures.
When data is transparent, businesses not only have accurate reports, but also create a data-driven culture.
7 Benefits of EPM Data Transparency in Finance for CFOs and FP&A
As businesses increasingly rely on data to plan, forecast, and make decisions, data transparency has become a top priority for CFOs and FP&A teams. Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) systems emerged as a strategic solution to standardize, consolidate, and control financial data – ensuring that every number is “actionable.”
Reduce data discrepancies and manual errors
Traditionally, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting consolidation processes were handled in Excel, which was prone to data entry errors, incorrect formulas, and version overlap. EPM makes data transparent and automates the entire process, helping to:
- Eliminate manual entry and compilation.
- Synchronize data from multiple sources with just a few clicks.
- Make sure every change is clearly documented.
CFOs can be confident that every report accurately reflects operating reality, with no more “Excel risk.”
Increase accuracy and traceability
Transparent EPM data provides audit trail – detailed logs that tell Who entered the data, when, and what changed?This helps FP&A:
- Trace the origin of each number.
- Check the logic and validity of the data.
- Easily accountable to the Audit Committee, Board of Directors or independent auditors.
Data transparency not only helps report “correctly,” but also helps CFOs prove that the numbers are correct.
Consolidate financial data from multiple systems (ERP, CRM, Accounting…)
EPM plays a role consolidation layer, connect with ERP, CRM, HRM, accounting systems and internal files.
Thanks to that:
- Financial data is updated automatically, in real time.
- Every department works on the same unified set of data.
- Reduce latency when consolidating reports from multiple subsidiaries or units.
Creating “Single Source of Truth” – a single, trusted source of data for the entire organization.
Improve compliance
EPM helps businesses Standardize reporting structure and ensure compliance international financial standards:
- IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards)
- VAS (Vietnam Accounting Standards)
- SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley Act)
The system automates the reconciliation process, eliminates internal transactions, records audit logs and locks data periodically, helping businesses Maintain transparency and be audit-ready at any time.
Improve the speed of analysis and decision making
With data consolidated and validated automatically, FP&A can focus on analysis instead of data entry.
EPM provides:
- Intuitive dashboard, analyze revenue - cost - cash flow trends.
- Scenario planning to assess the impact of market fluctuations.
- Real-time reporting helps CFOs respond quickly to changes.
Decision making is no longer based on emotions, but on accurate and timely data.
Supporting CFOs in risk management and data control
EPM enables CFOs to:
- Quickly identify anomalies in data.
- Set up a multi-level approval process to prevent errors.
- Track access and edit history of each report.
Thanks to that, the system becomes proactive financial data risk control tools, instead of only detecting discrepancies after the report is submitted.
Reduce Dependence on Excel – Towards Modern Finance
Excel is still useful, but as businesses grow, it is no longer enough to ensure data integrity and transparency. Legacy EPM The Flexibility of Excel, but upgrade it with:
- Automated control and approval process.
- User-friendly yet secure data entry interface.
- Centralized storage and enterprise data management capabilities.
Help CFO Move from manual Excel to a smart finance platform, where all data is controlled, connected, and transparent.
Sactona: Automate – Standardize – Make Financial Data Transparent for CFOs and FP&A
Sactona is a software solution/enterprise management system (EPM/FP&A – planning, budgeting, forecasting, analysis) developed by Outlook Consulting. In Vietnam, Bizzi To be exclusive distribution partner and official implementation support for Vietnamese businesses.
Sactona is designed to Direct connection to ERP platforms, CRM, accounting systems, and internal Excel filesAutomatic system:
- Standardize data structure according to standard financial categories (chart of accounts, cost center, P&L structure…).
- Consolidate data from multiple sources into a single interface.
- Automatically remove duplicates, discrepancies, or invalid data.
As a result, CFOs and FP&A don’t need to manually reconcile files or systems — every number is processed, validated, and consolidated in a standardized way, creating the foundation for a “single source of truth.”
In addition, Sactona not only collects data, but also turns data into insights with a dynamic financial dashboard display system: revenue, costs, profits, cash flow, forecasts...
Any data changes from ERP, CRM or accounting systems are updated in real time. In addition, FP&A can create scenario planning or customized reports in just minutes, without waiting for Excel compilation.
Sactona helps businesses see the entire data journey – from ingestion, approval, consolidation to reporting:
- Every change has a clear audit trail.
- Multi-level approval process ensures control.
- The system alerts when errors are detected, helping CFOs proactively handle risks.
How EPM manages and integrates financial data from multiple sources
Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) systems are designed to solve exactly that problem – by connecting, consolidating, and standardizing financial data from multiple sources, creating a unified, transparent, and reliable data base.
EPM Data Integration & ETL Process
Progress ETL (Extract – Transform – Load) is the heart of data integration capabilities in EPM:
- Extract: EPM automatically pulls data from multiple sources – ERP, CRM, accounting systems, internal Excel files…
- Transform: Data is cleaned, checked for logic, standardized for units, accounts and formatted according to the management system standards.
- Load: After processing, the data is loaded into a central data repository for use in reporting, planning, and forecasting.
Centralized Data Repository & Real-Time Synchronization
After the data is ETL, all the information is stored in Centralized Data Repository.
This is the “heart” of EPM – where:
- All financial data, plans, and actual results are stored in a structured manner.
- Changes to ERP or accounting systems will be real-time synchronization (real-time synchronization).
- FP&A and CFO can access the same unified set of data – Single Source of Truth.
Metadata & Master Data Management (MDM)
EPM maintenance metadata (descriptive data) and master data (standard list) to ensure all information is interpreted consistently:
- Metadata helps understand the “meaning” of each data field (e.g., net revenue, gross revenue, operating expenses).
- MDM manages central categories such as subsidiary codes, cost centers, accounting accounts, product categories.
As a result, even though data comes from many different systems, EPM still Read and arrange them according to the same structure, ensuring consolidated and consistent reporting.
Data Mapping & Multi-Source Data Normalization
When integrating with different systems, data structures are often heterogeneous.
EPM uses data mapping to map the respective information fields, for example:
- Mapping accounting accounts from different ERP systems to the same standard P&L system.
- Standardize currencies, cost codes, or accounting periods.
- The system also applies validation rules to warn of missing, illogical, or duplicate data.
Cross-Department Visibility – Connecting Finance, Sales, and Operations
A particular strength of EPM is its ability to breaking down data barriers between departments:
- Room Finance Immediately see the impact of actual sales and costs on your budget.
- Room Sales / Marketing Access KPIs and revenue forecasts in real time.
- Room Operations / Production Understand cash flow and related budget consumption.
The entire organization operates on same data set, helping to improve inter-departmental coordination and optimize enterprise-wide performance.
Integrate EPM with major ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics…)
EPM can connect directly with many popular ERP platforms such as:
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- SAP (S/4HANA, B1)
- Oracle Financials / NetSuite
- Microsoft Dynamics 365
- Or custom internal systems.
Integration enables automatic synchronization revenue, expenses, liabilities, cash flow and budget planning – completely eliminates manual data entry or file uploading.
Sactona – API Integration ensures real-time synchronization and accurate data
Unlike traditional solutions that require CSV file uploads or semi-manual connections, Sactona uses API Integration technology to:
- Automatically synchronize accounting and financial data in real time between EPM and ERP, CRM, or enterprise accounting software systems.
- Ensure data is updated as soon as a transaction occurs.
- Minimize delays and eliminate the risk of discrepancies between accounting systems and management reports.
With Sactona, CFOs and FP&A can see the financial picture “in real-time” – where all data is standardized, consolidated and continuously synchronized, helping to make quick and accurate decisions.
EPM and financial data compliance control: security, audit, GRC
In the modern financial environment, compliance and data control are vital. Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) not only helps with planning and reporting, but also serves as a comprehensive risk management and compliance control system for CFOs and FP&A.
Financial Compliance & Audit Trail
EPM records the entire history of operations and data changes (audit trail), allowing businesses to:
- Traceability of who changed what, what, and when.
- Ensure transparency in the reporting process, meeting auditing standards such as IFRS, VAS, SOX.
Risk management & internal control framework, role-based delegation
EPM setup Risk & Control Framework with strict role-based access:
- The CFO has overall oversight.
- FP&A can only edit the assigned data area.
- Other users only have view permissions for the report.
Data Traceability & Sarbanes–Oxley Act (SOX) Compliance
EPM ensures data traceability at every level—from accounting transactions, cash flows, to consolidated results. This is especially important to meet Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and international financial regulations on transparency and internal controls.
Internal Control & Operational Transparency
EPM helps to establish automatic internal control mechanisms, detect and warn of data discrepancies, support:
- Manage approval of reports, plans, and budgets.
- Increase the reliability of data before presenting it to management.
Governance – Risk – Compliance Framework (GRC Framework)
EPM serves as a unified GRC platform where:
- Governance: Build standard data structures and reporting processes.
- Risk: Monitor financial risks, plan deviations, and cash flow.
- Compliance: Ensure compliance with accounting standards and auditing requirements.
Solution Sactona mechanism integration data lineage tracking – record the entire data journey from ERP, CRM sources to final reports.
- Every change is traceable and verifiable.
- Financial data is always audit-ready, meet international auditing standards.
- Multi-layered security system ensures absolute security for business data.
With Sactona, CFOs and FP&A can Make confident decisions based on transparent data, control and absolute compliance.
Application of EPM in corporate financial data transparency
System EPM (Enterprise Performance Management) Plays a central role in consolidating, standardizing, and monitoring enterprise-wide financial data.
EPM in Consolidation & Reporting
EPM manages data and automatically consolidates financial data from multiple subsidiaries, departments or regions, eliminating manual Excel operations. Accounting standards such as IFRS or VAS are applied throughout the consolidation process, ensuring:
- Unified reporting, no duplicate data.
- Automatic intercompany eliminations.
- Data is synchronized real-time from ERP or accounting software.
Data Transparency in Forecasting & Budgeting
In the process budgeting & forecasting, EPM helps:
- Automatically collect historical and real-time data from operational systems.
- Ensure all assumptions and scenarios are recorded, controlled, and traceable (data traceability).
- Display real-time dashboard, helping leaders compare between latest plan – reality – forecast
EPM Helps CFOs Control Data Risks
CFOs often face risks from fragmented, erroneous, or inconsistent data across systems. EPM helps by:
- Automatic data logic checking (validation rules).
- Set up an audit trail to track changes.
Application in Multi-Branch Corporation Model
For corporations or businesses with many subsidiaries and branches, EPM brings:
- Standardize accounting and reporting systems between units.
- Automatically consolidate multinational data with multiple currencies and languages.
- Allow FP&A monitors the performance of each subsidiary in the same dashboard.
Increase Confidence with Investors and Auditors
Data transparency is key to helping businesses:
- Advanced credibility with investors thanks to accurate, consistent financial reporting.
- Reduce time and costs during periods financial audit.
- Easily demonstrate data lineage, origin, and reporting process.
Sactona Case Study: Transparency of FP&A Data at Multi-Subsidiary Enterprises
A Vietnamese retail group owned 8 subsidiaries and 3 different accounting systems had difficulty consolidating reports and reconciling data. After implementing (Sactona):
- Automatic system Standardize and synchronize accounting and financial data from branches via API Integration.
- Consolidated report generated real-time, the data error is reduced 90%.
- FP&A can plan and forecast faster 40%, CFOs can track every change through data lineage tracking.
Results: Management can Full confidence in consolidated reports and forecasts – the foundation for making accurate strategic decisions.
Indicators for evaluating data transparency effectiveness in EPM
EPM (Enterprise Performance Management) implementation does not stop at automatic planning and reporting, but also requires measuring the system's operational efficiency with specific KPI indicators.
These KPIs help CFOs and FP&A assess the level of transparency, accuracy, and control of financial data after implementing EPM.
| KPI | Meaning / Objective | Measure | The Value Sactona Brings |
| Data Accuracy Rate
(Data accuracy rate) |
Evaluate the accuracy and consistency of post-consolidation financial data. | Exact records / Total records (%)
→ Target: >98% |
Automatically standardize and validate data via API Integration, reducing manual errors. |
| Consolidation Speed
(Data consolidation speed) |
Measure the time it takes to complete consolidated financial statements. | Number of days/reporting period to complete consolidation. | Real-time consolidation, shortening closing cycles from days to hours. |
| Reporting Transparency Index
(Reporting Transparency Index) |
Assess traceability and verify data. | Based on traceability, number of errors, and reliability of data source. | Have data lineage tracking Helps track every change, ensuring absolute transparency. |
| Audit Compliance Score
(Audit compliance score) |
Measure the level of compliance with internal audit and control standards. | Scoring based on audit trail, role-based access, and audit readiness. | Report audit-ready, IFRS/VAS/SOX compliant, with strict access control. |
“Technology Supporting Data Transparency in EPM – From Oracle to Sactona”
Leading solutions like Oracle, SAP, Workday, Anaplan, OneStream, and Bizzi all aim to achieve the same goal: Single Source of Truth – a single and reliable source of data for businesses.
Oracle EPM Cloud – Data Management & Validation
Oracle EPM Cloud stands out with Data Management Module – help businesses:
- Automatic extract – transform – load (ETL) data from multiple ERP systems.
- Standardize account categories, cost codes, and accounting standards.
- Establish data validation rules to eliminate discrepancies before consolidating reports.
It is a pioneering platform for quality control and transparency of financial data on a global scale.
SAP, Workday, Anaplan, OneStream – Standardize & Control Multi-System Data
These international EPM platforms focus on:
- SAP BPC / Group Reporting: Consolidate data according to IFRS, tightly integrated with ERP.
- Workday Adaptive Planning: Realtime dashboard, transparency between plan and reality.
- Anaplan: Transparent, change-controlled financial scenario modeling.
- OneStream: “Unified platform” for consolidation, planning and compliance.
Sactona – Centralized Data Hub & Real-Time Dashboard
Sactona Bringing international EPM technology closer to Vietnamese businesses, with 3 strengths:
- Centralized Data Hub: Centralize and standardize financial and accounting data from multiple systems (ERP, CRM, internal software).
- Real-Time Dashboard: Displays real-time data, helping FP&A and CFO track financial metrics down to the minute.
- Data Lineage Tracking: Record the entire data journey, ensuring transparency and easy auditing.
AI in Financial Data Control
AI technology integrated in EPM helps:
- Anomaly detection.
- Automatically suggest corrections and warn of data risks.
- Machine learning to improve forecasting accuracy.
API Integration – Continuous data synchronization
Both Oracle and Sactona use API Integration to:
- Direct connection with ERP, CRM, accounting systems, HRM,…
- Update data continuous and real-time synchronization, completely replaces manual file download.
- Ensure data flow is smooth, accurate and uninterrupted between departments.
Comparing EPM, ERP and BI in data management – Why is EPM more transparent about data?
In the modern financial management ecosystem, three systems ERP – EPM – BI are often mentioned together. However, each platform has its own different roles in the data value chain, and only EPM (Enterprise Performance Management) that really helps businesses achieve single source of truth.
Comparison Table of ERP – BI – EPM in Data Management
| Criteria | ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) | BI (Business Intelligence) | EPM (Enterprise Performance Management) |
| Main function | Recording and processing operational transactions: accounting, purchasing, sales, inventory, human resources. | Visualization and data analysis from multiple sources to support decision making. | Financial performance management, plan, forecast, consolidate, and control enterprise data. |
| The nature of the data | Realistic, detailed, “historical” data. | Aggregated data, used for analysis and display. | Standardized, unified, and served data strategic planning – forecasting – analysis. |
| Level of transparency | Data is distributed modularly, with little ability to fully control. | Depending on the accuracy of the input data, no data origin management. | Have data governance, lineage tracking, audit trail, ensuring data is transparent, traceable and verifiable. |
| Consolidation | No multi-company data consolidation. | Consolidate via manual reporting or temporary connections. | Automatically consolidate data from multiple systems (ERP, CRM, accounting) → Single Source of Truth. |
| Compliance & Control | Limited in accounting process, not ensuring IFRS/SOX standards for the whole enterprise. | No compliance control function. | Integration risk & control framework, audit-ready and ensure compliance with international accounting standards. |
| Main users | Accounting, operations, human resources. | Data analysis, marketing, sales. | CFO, FP&A, Board of Directors, internal audit department. |
| Output results | Transaction reports, ledgers, balance sheets. | Dashboard, charts, analytical insights. | Consolidated reports, transparent and controllable plans – budgets – forecasts. |
Based on the table above, we can see why EPM is more transparent in data, which is shown through:
- Data governance rather than just storage: EPM controls the data lifecycle – from ingestion, consolidation, approval to reporting – ensuring every change is recorded.
- Data Governance & Lineage: Helps trace the origin of each number, know who changed it and when.
- Automatic Normalization & Consolidation: Data is standardized from multiple ERP/CRM systems, reducing errors and ensuring consistency.
- Audit-ready & Compliance: Audit-ready system, IFRS, VAS, SOX compliant.
Data Transparency EPM: 10 Frequently Asked Questions from CFO & FP&A
Below is a summary of questions related to data transparency EPM, how EPM manages data.
How does EPM help make financial data transparent?
EPM (Enterprise Performance Management) helps businesses Centralize and standardize all financial data from multiple sources (ERP, accounting, CRM, Excel files, etc.) in Single Source of TruthThe system records the entire process of data entry, processing and consolidation, ensuring Each number can be clearly traced back to its origin., thereby creating character transparency and consistency in financial reporting.
Can EPM guarantee data accuracy?
Yes. EPM applies ETL (Extract – Transform – Load) process along with automatic data validation rules to eliminate errors, duplication or incorrect formatting. In addition, the metadata and master data management system helps to unify account categories, cost codes, currencies, etc. → ensuring accuracy and consistency throughout the entire organization.
How does Sactona manage and consolidate data from multiple sources?
Sactona use of technology API Integration to connect directly to ERP, accounting, CRM, POS systems or internal data files.
System:
- Automatically synchronize and standardize data according to standard financial structure.
- Real-time data consolidation from subsidiaries, branches or departments.
- Create intuitive dashboard, helping FP&A and CFO grasp the financial situation instantly.
As a result, businesses no longer rely on manual data entry or discrete Excel reports.
Is the data in EPM traceable and auditable?
Absolutely. EPM is designed with audit trail and data lineage tracking – record the entire history of data changes:
- Who edited, when, what content changed.
- Allows auditors to trace back to the original data source in ERP or accounting.
- Financial reporting becomes audit-ready, meet the standards IFRS, VAS, SOX on transparency and internal control.
How does EPM help CFOs trust reporting data?
Ask for a favor Single Source of Truth, every part of the business works on the same set of validated data.
- CFOs can monitor dashboards in real-time, view consolidated reports without waiting for manual aggregation.
- Every change is recorded, traceable and verifiable.
EPM helps remove the doubt between “department report” and “actual report”, bring Absolute data confidence for CFO and FP&A in every financial decision.
Sactona – Transparent data management solution for Vietnamese businesses
Sactona provides transparent, unified, and compliant financial data management. For CFOs, FP&A, and businesses transforming finance digitally, helping ensure reliable data for every decision.
Data Transparency – The Foundation of Financial Performance Management
In the context of Vietnamese enterprises undergoing digital transformation, financial data transparency not only is it a requirement of compliance but also Performance Management Platform. When financial data is standardized, clearly traceable, and consolidated, CFOs and FP&A can trust in every number, make fast, accurate decisions based on real data – instead of guesswork or manual reporting.
Sactona – International standards, designed for Vietnamese businesses
Sactona is the foundation Enterprise Performance Management developed from technology Sactona – Japan, help:
- Consolidate financial data from multiple systems (ERP, CRM, accounting, Excel…).
- Automatically standardize and validate data, reducing errors and bias.
- Create “single source of truth”, ensuring every department uses the same accurate set of data.
- Real-time dashboard monitoring, helping CFOs and FP&A make instant decisions based on constantly updated data.
Bizzi inherits international data management standards (IFRS, SOX, GRC framework), but is optimized for Vietnamese business reality — from language, process to implementation costs.
Transparent Data – The Power Source for Strategic Decisions
Sactona financial data management is not just about storing, but also about lifecycle management: from data entry, consolidation, analysis to auditing.
Thanks to the ability data lineage and audit-ready reportingBizzi helps businesses:
- Advanced reliability and accuracy in the report.
- Increase financial response speed, especially in a volatile business environment.
- Create data trust between CFO, FP&A, investors and auditors.
Conclude
Data-transparent EPM is the foundation for automating financial reporting, helping CFOs, FP&A, and management make decisions based on accurate, traceable, and audit-ready data. Sactona is both a reporting tool and a transparent and unified financial data management system – helping Vietnamese businesses operate like an international organization, making quick, accurate and controlled decisions.
With Sactona, Vietnamese enterprises can build a transparent financial system like international corporations, but with costs and implementation capabilities suitable for the reality of the Vietnamese market.
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