Company unveils new Agentic AI capabilities in Invoice Lifecycle Management Platform, paving way to autonomous AP

The future of finance is intelligent, and Basware, the global leader in Invoice Lifecycle Management is delivering it today. The pioneer and leader in accounts payable unveiled new AI agents in its market-leading Invoice Lifecycle Management Platform that unleash the power of Agentic AI to transform invoice processing and make autonomous accounts payable a reality.

“The immediate future of finance involves near-perfect, touchless invoice processing,” said Jason Kurtz, CEO, Basware. “The future involves Agentic Finance, where AI entities transact on behalf of the enterprise to drive faster, smarter decisions and real business outcomes. This is the future we are creating at Basware and preparing our customers for today. We are on a journey to get our customers to 100% automated, 100% compliant, and 100% protected invoice processing.”

The Dawn of Agentic Finance

And the time has never been better. Pressure is mounting on finance to figure out how to use AI to drive efficiencies and savings across the business and deliver ROI. According to a global survey conducted by FT Longitude on behalf of Basware, 61% of 200 finance leaders across the US, UK, France and Germany polled say their organizations have rolled out AI agents largely as an experiment, simply to see what the technology could do. And one in four admit they still don’t fully understand what an AI agent looks like in practice. But the time for experimenting with AI is done. The C-Suite wants results.

With Basware, finance leaders can leverage an intelligent platform embedded with AI to drive a modern process for managing the invoice process from end-end that delivers immediate ROI and long-term efficiency and growth. And they can do it today.

From Automation to Autonomy

In November, Basware launched InvoiceAI, an advanced solution delivered on its Invoice Lifecycle Management Platform that leverages generative AI, AI agents, natural language processing and deep learning to enhance the invoicing process from ingestion to reconciliation, and introduced two new AI agents. Designed to supercharge the skills of AP teams, the agents don’t replace humans. Instead, they act as digital teammates, supporting execution of key tasks so that their human peers can focus on strategic activities:

• AP Business Agent – Offers contextual, real-time guidance on actions and next best steps to take when handling invoices to streamline and remove friction from the process.
• AP Data Agent – Allows users to query invoice data using natural language questions such as “Show me all invoices awaiting approval in Germany,” or “Which suppliers gave us early payment discounts this month?,” and delivers instant answers to drive optimal actions.

“When AI agents handle the repetitive questions to business users, AP teams are freed up to ask strategic questions that lead to real impact,” said Kurtz. “That’s how you move from processing transactions to driving strategy.”

Trusted by Design

It sounds great in theory, but finance teams will only delegate work to AI if they feel that they stay in control of what AI is allowed to do, that every AI action is auditable and explainable, and that there is a single, governed execution path for AI/agent actions, not lots of disconnected bots.

Recognizing this, Basware’s approach to Agentic AI is built on trust by design. “Autonomy without trust is just risk,” Kurtz said. “Our platform is uniquely designed to ensure that every AI decision is explainable, auditable, and governed through the same controls finance teams already rely on. That’s how we help our customers safely delegate more to AI while staying 100% compliant and 100% protected.”

With Basware, every AI agent action flows through a single, governed execution path within the Invoice Lifecycle Management Platform, enforced by a central policy engine and a series of autonomy gates. These gates apply each customer’s business rules, compliance requirements, and risk thresholds before any action is taken. The result is that AI can take on more of the work, while finance teams retain full visibility, control, and a complete audit trail for every autonomous decision.

And more AI innovation from Basware is on the way, with future agents that will go beyond surfacing insights and help prioritize actions, automate resolutions, and connect the dots across systems to support faster, smarter decision-making at scale. Among the agents planned for release:

• Supplier Agent – Will support managing invoice disputes and payments queries. Agent will automatically call supplier and explain dispute, summarize call and next steps, and thereby achieve quicker resolutions.
• AP Pro Agent – Will use generative AI to help AP clerks solve processing questions in real time through simple, natural-language queries, reducing delays and manual effort.

Billerud, which creates paper and packaging materials, was an early adopter of Basware’s InvoiceAI and is already seeing the benefits the solution can deliver.

“Since day one, we’ve perceived the desired values from the project,” commented Jesper Persson, Business Developer at Billerud. “The quality of invoices has improved considerably, and the AI continues to evolve and improve with each passing day. The efficiency gains we achieved translated directly into tangible cost savings, paving the way for a rapid return on investment within just a few months,” he said.

Crossing the AI-Delegation Chasm

Basware will continue to invest in AI innovation across its Invoice Lifecycle Management platform and deliver new capabilities that leverage the latest advancements to help its customers cross the AI delegation chasm and unlock the real value of the technology for their business. The capabilities will be rolled out throughout 2026.

“At Basware, AI is not a buzzword or a bonus feature. It is an integral part of our business, and we will continue to apply and use it intelligently, securely, and ethically to enable our customers to drive cost efficiencies, enhance operations and sharpen their competitive edge,” Kurtz said.

About Basware

Basware is how finance leaders in global enterprises can finally automate their complex, labor-intensive invoice processes and stay compliant with regulatory change. Our AP automation and invoicing platform helps you achieve a new level of efficiency – in a matter of months – while reducing errors and risks. We bring a unique combination of true automation, complete coverage, and deeper expertise to make it all just happen for our customers. That’s why the world’s most efficient AP departments at thousands of companies rely on Basware to handle over 170 million invoices per year. Basware. Now it all just happens.

QuickFund AI (Powered by TruTrade), a proprietary trading capital platform focused on structured trader evaluation and disciplined capital allocation, today announced the continued expansion of its funding framework designed to provide independent traders with access to structured trading capital.

As global markets experience heightened volatility and rapid directional shifts, demand for disciplined capital access models has increased. QuickFund AI’s approach centers on clearly defined risk parameters, structured evaluation standards, and systematic oversight intended to promote responsible participation in modern financial markets.

Rather than offering unrestricted capital access, QuickFund AI utilizes a rules-based evaluation process designed to assess consistency, risk management discipline, and adherence to defined trading parameters. The company states that its model prioritizes structured performance metrics and governance standards to ensure capital allocation aligns with clearly established guidelines.

“Our objective is to expand access to capital through structure, not speculation,” said a QuickFund AI spokesperson. “Independent traders often lack institutional-level infrastructure and oversight. By implementing clearly defined evaluation criteria and disciplined risk controls, we aim to create a framework that supports responsible capital deployment in volatile environments.”

QuickFund AI ‘s funding structure emphasizes transparency, clearly communicated rules, and systematic risk controls. The platform highlights capital efficiency, drawdown management, and adherence to defined trading limits, aligning trader incentives with long-term sustainability rather than short-term outcomes.

According to the company, demand for structured capital solutions continues to grow as more independent traders seek disciplined pathways to funding. QuickFund AI maintains its focus on refining evaluation systems and operational controls to promote consistency and oversight.

By focusing on discipline and clearly defined capital parameters, QuickFund AI aims to contribute to the evolving landscape of proprietary trading models designed for modern market conditions.

To learn more about QuickFund’s structured capital evaluation framework and how independent traders can apply for funding, visit www.quickfund.ai

About QuickFund AI

QuickFund AI (Powered by TruTrade) is a proprietary funding platform that empowers traders with institutional-grade capital. Through TruTrade’s AI ecosystem, QuickFund AI enables users to scale their trading capabilities, manage risk with greater precision, and access funded accounts built for consistent, professional-level results.

In today’s trading environment, access to capital has become one of the most decisive factors separating consistent traders from those who remain stuck at the retail level. While trading strategy, discipline, and risk management are essential, even highly skilled traders face real limitations when operating under capital constraints. Platforms such as QuickFund AI (powered by TruTrade) reflect this shift toward more structured capital access models for qualified traders. This evolution has fundamentally changed how professional traders think about scalability, consistency, and long-term performance.

According to Danny Rebello , CEO and Co-Founder of TruTrade, many traders underestimate how deeply capital availability impacts execution quality. “Strategy matters,” Rebello explains, “but capital determines how effectively that strategy can actually be deployed. Limited capital forces traders into over-leveraging, under-diversifying, or missing high-probability opportunities altogether.”

Capital Constraints Are the Silent Performance Killer

Retail traders often place unrealistic pressure on a single trading account to perform. This creates emotional decision-making, poor risk distribution, and inconsistent results, even when the underlying strategy is sound. By contrast, professional and institutional traders rarely rely on one account, one setup, or one position size.

This is the gap QuickFund AI was built to address.

QuickFund AI enables qualified traders to access funded trading capital without requiring them to risk substantial personal funds. Rather than trying to maximize returns from a single account, traders can operate across multiple accounts, diversify execution, and normalize performance over time—similar to institutional trading models.

How Funded Capital Supports Consistent Execution

Brian Nutt , COO and Co-Founder of TruTrade, notes that capital limitations are often the hidden reason traders abandon otherwise effective systems. “When traders don’t have sufficient capital, they’re forced to trade smaller than their strategy requires or take excessive risk to compensate. Both scenarios undermine long-term consistency.”

By removing survival pressure, funded capital allows traders to:

• Maintain predefined risk parameters
• Manage drawdowns responsibly
• Execute multiple strategies simultaneously
• Stay disciplined across changing market conditions

It’s important to note that QuickFund AI is not an investment product. It does not manage funds, provide trading advice, or guarantee outcomes. Instead, it provides a capital access framework designed to support disciplined, self-directed trading.

As markets continue to evolve, the ability to operate with sufficient capital will remain a defining competitive advantage. For traders looking to transition from constrained retail execution to a more professional trading model, capital access may matter more than any single trading strategy.

About QuickFund AI

QuickFund AI (Powered by TruTrade) is a funding facilitation service for qualified traders using TruTrade-compatible software, providing access to funded trading accounts while maintaining strict compliance boundaries. For more information, visit https://quickfund.ai

The DDC Group Transforms the Customer Experience Through DDC Evora Platform

The DDC Group, an AI-first operations partner, today announces the launch of the new DDC Evora agentic AI platform. This new offering introduces a new class of intelligent automation to the market, designed to transform customer engagement and operational efficiency for enterprises globally.

The platform is built to autonomously handle complex customer interactions with human-like empathy and reasoning. Its inaugural solutions include DDC Evora Voice and DDC Evora Sentiment.

The DDC Evora Voice transforms traditional contact centres into intelligent, outcome-driven engagement hubs—where every conversation is natural, contextual, and human-like. It listens, understands, and acts in real-time to deliver faster resolutions, higher satisfaction, and measurable business impact.

The DDC Evora Sentiment combines acoustic intelligence—tone, pitch, and stress—with linguistic sentiment and intent detection to reveal the emotional and contextual truth inside every interaction. It enables sharper decisions and more empathetic customer conversations by helping businesses listen, interpret, and act in real-time.

“This technology transforms the business landscape by moving beyond scripted bots to deploy truly agentic systems,” said Nimesh Akhauri, CEO of The DDC Group. “These predictive intelligent agents can understand complex intent, reason through context, and perform real actions. This creates a collaborative environment where automation, AI, and human expertise work in tandem for optimal results in a single operational system.”

The platform also provides powerful analytics and agent-assist features, offering live insights that drive performance coaching and improve the overall customer experience. By combining these functionalities, the platform delivers a consistent and contextual experience across all voice and digital channels.

About The DDC Group:

The DDC Group is an AI-first operations partner, redefining operations for the digital era, serving clients in the shipping and logistics, energy and utilities, retail and e-commerce, automotive, banking and finance, healthcare, and insurance industries. The DDC Group runs complex and high-stakes operations using intelligent automation, disciplined execution, and end-to-end accountability to deliver real-world impact at scale. Most providers promise efficiency. We promise results. To learn more about The DDC Group, visit theddcgroup.com.

EWR Digital, a Houston-based digital advisory firm, announced the formal positioning of Digital Information Governance as a core advisory discipline designed to help public and high-stakes companies control how they are interpreted across search engines and AI systems.

As generative AI platforms increasingly shape investor perception, customer understanding, and market narratives, EWR Digital is reframing traditional SEO and visibility work as a governance and risk-reduction function, rather than a marketing tactic.

“Companies no longer just publish information — they are interpreted by machines,” said Matthew Bertram, CEO of EWR Digital. “When public information is fragmented or inconsistent, AI systems fill in the gaps. Digital Information Governance exists to prevent that.”

From Optimization to Governance

Digital Information Governance focuses on ensuring that a company’s public-facing digital information is accurate, consistent, and defensible across websites, search engines, and large language models such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot.

Rather than prioritizing traffic or rankings, the discipline emphasizes:

• A single, authoritative digital source of truth
• Entity and metadata consistency across platforms
• Alignment with approved disclosures and internal records
• Reduced information asymmetry for investors and stakeholders
• Lower reputational and valuation risk in AI-mediated environments

“SEO still plays a role,” Bertram added, “but it is a downstream execution layer. Governance comes first.”

Designed for CFO, IR, and Legal Leadership

EWR Digital’s Digital Information Governance work is typically engaged by CFOs, Investor Relations leaders, and Legal teams responsible for managing information risk, market clarity, and regulatory exposure.

The firm’s approach is already being adopted by organizations operating in regulated and high-visibility environments, including public companies, portfolio companies, and enterprises preparing for capital events.

The Digital Source of Truth

At the center of EWR Digital’s governance work is its Digital Source of Truth, a system that establishes one canonical, machine-readable record of an organization’s identity and narrative across the public web and AI systems.

This system is designed to reduce conflicting interpretations, prevent brand dilution, and ensure that AI-generated summaries consistently reference authoritative sources.

About EWR Digital

EWR Digital is a digital information governance and AI-visibility advisory firm based in Houston, Texas. The firm works with public and high-stakes organizations to reduce information risk, protect brand equity, and govern how markets, search engines, and AI systems understand their business.

For more information, visit:
https://www.ewrdigital.com/digital-information-governance

CIMG Inc. (“CIMG” or the “Company”), a business group specializing in digital health and sales development, which utilizes technology and marketing to enhance its business partners’ sales growth and commercial value, today announced that its tokenized stock, which it previously announced was authorized for issuance on the FlowStocks platform, has completed testing and has be officially launched for public trading on November 28.

The trading symbol for CIMG stock on FlowStocks is tIMG.

Starting November 28, 2025, CIMG shareholders will be able to tokenize their shares on FlowStocks, while the public can also purchase and transfer tIMG by depositing funds into their FlowStocks wallets.

Deposit instructions for the FlowStocks platform are as follows:

• Click the menu bar in the upper right corner of the FlowStocks page, select [Connect Wallet], and connect a commonly used wallet (e.g., MetaMask, OKX Wallet, etc.).
• Go to the product purchase page and click Deposit, or select [My Assets] -> [Deposit] from the menu bar. Choose the currency for deposit, enter the amount, and authorize the payment.
• After the transaction is submitted successfully, wait for on-chain confirmation.
• Return to the [My Assets] page to view your deposit history.

Clarification on Underlying Assets:

A total of 15,000,000 shares of CIMG—corresponding to this tokenization—have been fully transferred into FlowStocks Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) and duly registered under the Transfer Agent (TA) system. These shares have been tokenized on-chain at a 1:1 ratio and minted as tIMG tokens, serving as the underlying asset backing for the token.

In the initial phase of the tIMG launch, CIMG and FlowStocks will jointly introduce incentive programs for purchasing tIMG, such as token rewards for users who reach certain deposit or purchase thresholds.

Alice Wang, Chairwoman and Chief Executive Officer of CIMG, stated, “We believe that stock tokenization is becoming a trend. It enables round-the-clock access to tokenized equity trading. By introducing tokenization, we are not only upgrading our financial infrastructure but also aiming to provide greater convenience for our investors.”

About CIMG Inc.

CIMG Inc. is a global business group in the digital health industry, built around cryptocurrency strategies. The company leverages AI and cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin and stablecoins) to drive industry growth, helping clients maximize user acquisition and brand management value. Its current portfolio includes brands like Kangduoyuan, Maca-Noni, Qianmao, Huomao, and Coco-mango.

DB Group Holding Limited, a UAE-headquartered financial services firm, announces a series of major developments across its fintech portfolio, including DB Investing, DB Pay, and the newly launched DBI Prime. Together, these advancements reflect the Group’s strategy to unify trading, payments, and institutional solutions under one agile, user-focused ecosystem.

DB Investing: Smart Tools, Global Growth

DB Investing continues its rapid global expansion with new features such as the Acuity AI Research Terminal and the Instant Trade button built to equip everyday traders with data-driven decisions and faster execution. The company now offers over 20,000 financial instruments, crypto integration, and award-winning customer experience. Recent achievements include four international awards, and upcoming office launches in Oman and Saudi Arabia in Q1 2026.

“We’re not just scaling. We’re solving real user problems,” said Gennaro Lanza, CEO. “And we’ll keep doing that with precision and purpose.”

DB Pay: Borderless Payments for a New Era

DB Pay offers global digital accounts for freelancers, SMEs, and remote-first teams. With instant IBAN accounts, multi-currency management, and upcoming crypto exchange functionality, DB Pay simplifies global finance with zero-rate surprises and one powerful dashboard. The product is set lo be launched this year and is now in final testing stages.

“DB Pay puts control back in the hands of creators and entrepreneurs,” said Lanza. “It’s built for the modern user who needs flexibility, speed, and clarity.”

Marketing Momentum Accelerates with Strategic Hires and Record Reach

DB Group’s marketing department has undergone a strategic expansion with the recent hires of Reno Mindemann as Head of Growth and Karthik Arumugam as Head of Marketing Operations. This renewed leadership has introduced agile systems, data-backed user acquisition, and streamlined brand execution across all regions. As a result, media visibility has skyrocketed, achieving a 10x increase in reach compared to earlier quarters, cementing DB’s position as one of the most talked-about fintechs in the region.

“With Reno and Karthik onboard, we’ve transformed marketing into a growth engine. The 10x spike in media reach isn’t just numbers: it’s trust, brand power, and market signal that DB is moving faster and smarter than ever.”

DBI Prime: Institutional-Grade Infrastructure

DBI Prime is the Group’s institutional arm, offering multi-asset liquidity, FIX API trading, and white-label brokerage services for banks, hedge funds, and professional partners. Backed by DB’s regulatory licenses and Tier-1 bank integrations, it delivers precision execution on a global scale.

Recognition and What’s Next

DB Investing closed the year on a high note with two prestigious accolades: “Best IB & Affiliate Program” at the Affiliate Summit Dubai 2025, and Gennaro Lanza’s “Entrepreneur CEO of the Year” at the Burj CEO Awards. These recognitions mark a growing global footprint, honoring both the company’s leadership and its bold approach to partner growth. As the company heads into 2026, DB is doubling down on innovation, expansion, and building ecosystems that scale trust.

The company will showcase its fintech vision at the Qatar Finance Expo this December.

About DB Investing

DB Investing, founded in 2018, is a global multi-asset brokerage offering traders and investors access to over 20,000 instruments — including forex, stocks, commodities, metals, ETFs, bonds, and cryptocurrencies — through MT5, proprietary tools, and mobile apps. With offices in Dubai, Seychelles, Cyprus, Nigeria, Malta, and more locations planned, the company combines international reach with localized client support. DB Investing operates under a strong regulatory framework, holding licenses from the SCA (UAE), FSA (Seychelles), FINTRAC (Canada), and the FSC (Mauritius). The firm stands out for its flexible account types, competitive trading conditions, advanced technology (including social trading and FIX API), 24/7 multilingual support, zero-fee deposits and withdrawals, Tier-1 liquidity partners, and a commitment to innovation, reliability, and performance.

Unified Quote-to-Revenue Platform Gives Finance and Revenue Leaders Complete Control, Compliance, and Real-Time Visibility Across All Monetization Models

DealHub has announced the acquisition of Subskribe, creating the industry’s most comprehensive AI-ready revenue platform for enterprise leaders navigating the complexities of modern monetization. For CFOs, CROs, and CEOs grappling with hybrid go-to-market strategies, consumption-based pricing, and increasingly stringent compliance requirements, the combined platform is structured to support financial accuracy, operational governance, and revenue predictability.

The Revenue Leadership Challenge

Finance and revenue teams are facing unprecedented complexity. Sales may close usage-based deals, product teams launch self-service tiers, and marketing pushes product-led growth—while subscription revenue, milestone billing, services, and enterprise contracts all coexist within the same customer base.

These streams often run through disconnected systems. CPQ and billing operate separately, usage data sits in engineering, and revenue recognition depends on spreadsheets. Month-end close drags on, and numbers are outdated by the time they consolidate.

The cost of fragmentation is significant: billing errors, compliance risk, delayed churn signals, and slow strategic decisions. Many organizations know their revenue infrastructure must evolve, but re-platforming mid-flight can feel out of reach.

A Single Foundation for Revenue Control

DealHub’s end-to-end revenue platform, combined with Subskribe’s AI-native subscription management, eliminates data silos and process gaps that plague traditional revenue operations. By bringing together CPQ, contract management, subscription billing, consumption metering, and automated revenue recognition into one governed system, DealHub provides a single source of truth for finance teams.

“The impact of this acquisition will redefine the future of revenue operations,” said Eyal Elbahary, CEO of DealHub. “The Subskribe team helped pioneer subscription billing during their time at Zuora and, over the past five years, have engineered one of the most sophisticated billing and revenue solutions for the AI era. Integrating their innovation with DealHub’s industry-leading CPQ creates the most intelligent and adaptive platform for forward thinking AI-driven enterprises.”

One Catalog, One Data Model

Every pricing rule, product configuration, and customer agreement flows through a unified catalog that extends seamlessly from CRM to ERP. When sales configures a quote in Salesforce, that same configuration drives billing, usage tracking, and revenue recognition, with zero manual handoffs or data re-entry. Changes propagate automatically across the entire revenue lifecycle, ensuring consistency and eliminating the reconciliation headaches that consume finance team bandwidth.

Auditable Financial Accuracy

The platform’s built-in ASC 606 and IFRS 15 compliance engines automate the complex calculations that typically require armies of accountants and consultants. Revenue waterfalls, performance obligation allocation, deferred revenue schedules, and multi-element arrangement accounting happen automatically, with complete audit trails and version control that satisfy SOX requirements and external auditors.

More notably, the system handles the revenue scenarios that break traditional tools: mid-term upgrades, prorated downgrades, co-terming across multiple contracts, and the revenue implications of consumption overages or committed spend drawdowns.

Real-Time Visibility to Drive Decisions

Finance leaders need live visibility into revenue performance. DealHub delivers real-time insights across ARR, subscription lifecycles, consumption patterns, and billing schedules, enabling finance executives to make timely, confident decisions backed by a single source of truth.

Live ARR and Revenue Metrics

Real-time dashboards surface ARR movements, expansion, contraction, and subscription changes as they occur. Because these metrics flow from the same platform that executes quotes, manages subscriptions, and generates invoices, finance teams work from consistent, auditable data rather than reconciling conflicting reports from multiple systems. When a deal closes or a subscription changes, the impact on ARR is immediately visible. No waiting for CRM updates to sync with billing systems.

Unified Revenue Data

The platform connects quoting, subscription management, usage tracking, and billing into a single governed data model, eliminating the fragmentation that undermines forecast accuracy. Finance teams gain clearer visibility into pipeline-to-revenue conversion because deal data, subscription terms, and billing schedules flow through one system. Instead of triangulating between CRM forecasts, billing system data, and manual usage reports, finance leaders see how quoted deals translate into recognized revenue with consistent logic applied at every stage.

This unified approach reduces the variance that typically exists between sales projections, billing actuals, and financial reporting when disconnected systems apply different rules or use out-of-sync data.

Consumption Visibility and Commercial Insights

For usage-based and hybrid pricing models, unified analytics provide finance teams with visibility into how customers consume products and how that consumption translates to revenue. Finance can model the revenue impact of pricing changes using actual consumption patterns rather than assumptions, track committed spend burndown rates to forecast invoice timing more accurately, and identify customers approaching overage thresholds before billing cycles close.

This visibility enables proactive commercial planning. When finance understands consumption patterns in real-time—because usage data, pricing rules, and billing logic operate on the same platform—they can partner with revenue teams on strategic pricing decisions, renewal planning, and expansion opportunities with greater confidence and precision.

From Fragmented Reporting to Governed Revenue Operations

Traditional revenue stacks force finance teams to become data archaeologists, excavating insights from CRM exports, billing system reports, and usage dashboards that don’t speak the same language. The reconciliation burden doesn’t just slow down reporting—it introduces risk. When different systems apply different logic to the same customer data, discrepancies multiply, audit trails break, and confidence in revenue metrics erodes.

DealHub replaces this fragmentation with governed consistency. One data model powers quoting, subscription management, usage tracking, billing, and revenue reporting. Finance teams gain not just faster visibility, but more reliable visibility—metrics they can defend in board meetings, audits, and strategic planning sessions because the data lineage is clear and the logic is consistent from quote to cash.

Built for Monetization Complexity

The platform supports a full range of monetization models used today and might need tomorrow: subscriptions, usage-based pricing, milestone billing, prepaid credits, committed spend, tiered pricing, volume discounts, ramps, bundles, and hybrid structures that combine multiple models.

More importantly, it handles the transitions between models without manual intervention. When a customer moves from a flat subscription to usage-based pricing, or adds consumption tiers to an existing contract, the system automatically adjusts billing, updates revenue recognition schedules, and maintains compliance, preserving the historical accuracy that auditors and analysts demand.

Revenue Infrastructure That Powers Growth

Revenue remains central to enterprise operations, yet many organizations still rely on legacy systems built for simpler monetization models. As companies scale, introduce new products, expand into new markets, or adjust pricing to market conditions, revenue infrastructure should support speed rather than create operational friction.

DealHub’s Quote-to-Revenue platform provides a foundation to execute confidently: launch new pricing models without IT projects, close books faster with automated compliance, make strategic decisions on real-time data, and scale revenue operations without scaling headcount proportionally.

For executive leaders tasked with driving growth while maintaining financial rigor and operational control, DealHub’s acquisition of Subskribe enables them to deliver the revenue precision and predictability that the AI era demands.

“The capability curve: Building the next generation digital enterprise” report reveals how to bridge worker optimism and leadership caution by aligning systems, governance and human oversight to scale AI responsibly to unlock enterprise value.

Akkodis, a global digital engineering consulting company, today announced the release of its latest report, The capability curve: Building the next generation digital enterprise. Drawing on insights from more than 2,000 business leaders (including 500 CTOs) and 37,500 workers worldwide, the report explores how leaders and employees can co-create AI-confident enterprises that combine human oversight with scalable, responsible AI systems.

The report reveals a defining paradox: while workers are growing more confident in their ability to work with AI, many leaders remain cautious about scaling, governance, and skills.

“AI transformation isn’t just about technology—it’s about people, trust, structure and shared capability,” said Jo Debecker, President and CEO, Akkodis. “This report shows that optimism from the workforce must be matched with system-level confidence from leadership. That’s how enterprises turn experimentation into enduring performance.”

Key findings

• Confidence gap: 75% of workers say their leaders have sufficient AI knowledge (up from 46% in 2024), while only 62% of leaders are confident in their AI implementation strategies—a 20-point decline from last year.
• Capability challenge: CTOs cite skills gaps as their biggest barrier to transformation, yet just 20% use technology to track or support employee skill growth.
• Productivity and purpose: Workers report saving two hours per day through AI—time reinvested into creativity and strategy—signalling real productivity potential that leaders aim to embed sustainably across enterprise systems.
• Resilient scaling: 57% of CTOs expect AI to reduce workforce size over the next five years, but 59% plan to redeploy employees internally, underscoring a shift toward sustainable workforce adaptation.

From insight to action

The report outlines six actions to build AI-confident enterprises:

1. Turn optimism into alignment
2. Redesign skills as a partnership
3. Elevate AI as a leadership tool
4. Embed trust in hybrid workflows
5. Scale systems with confidence
6. Build a culture of shared accountability

By following these actions, organizations embed humans in the loop at every stage of AI adoption. This is the essence of an AI-confident enterprise and the next frontier of digital transformation.

Bridging the human and technical divide

Case studies featured in the report demonstrate how organizations are embedding AI into real-world operations—from healthcare manufacturers optimizing supply and demand in seconds to engineering teams connecting digital twins and model-based systems for traceable, scalable innovation.

Together, these examples illustrate the report’s central theme: the future of digital transformation depends on technology amplifying human potential and capability, rather than replacing it.

This report was developed from three major studies—Adecco Group’s Global Workforce of the Future and Business Leaders 2025 reports (Humanity at work: How to thrive in the AI era and Leading in the Age of AI: Expectations versus reality), along with Akkodis’ 2025 What CTOs Think: Using digital transformation to scale skills and unlock enterprise potential.

About Akkodis

Akkodis is a global digital engineering consulting company that enables organizations to innovate and accelerate by applying technology to redefine how processes and products are developed, powered and optimized. With deep expertise across AI, data, cloud, edge and software engineering, we combine technology and talent to deliver end-to-end solutions, from strategy and consulting to talent development and implementation. Our commitment to Akkodis Intelligence helps businesses connect the exponential power of technology with the irreplaceable strengths of human thinking and collaboration. Part of the Adecco Group and headquartered in Switzerland, Akkodis brings together 50,000 engineers and tech consultants in over 30 countries with services that span Consulting, Talent, Solutions, and Academy. With a cross-sector view and strong delivery capabilities, Akkodis empowers businesses to solve complex challenges and achieve sustainable impact. akkodis.com

About the Adecco Group

The Adecco Group is the world’s leading talent company. Our purpose is making the future work for everyone. Through our three global business units – Adecco, Akkodis and LHH – across 60 countries, we enable sustainable and lifelong employability for individuals, deliver digital and engineering consulting solutions to power transformation and empower organisations to optimise their workforces. The Adecco Group leads by example and is committed to an inclusive culture, fostering sustainable employability, and supporting resilient economies and communities. The Adecco Group AG is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland and listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (ADEN). www.adeccogroup.com

QNB Group, the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa, has announced a strategic partnership with TransferMate, the world’s leading provider of embedded B2B payments infrastructure as a service, to expand global receivables and local accounts solutions for QNB customers worldwide.

This partnership enables QNB to integrate TransferMate’s award-winning technology directly into its platform, providing corporate clients with access to a broader network of international multicurrency collections and local accounts capabilities.

Through this collaboration, QNB customers will now be able to invoice and receive cross border payments in multiple currencies, benefiting from reduced transaction times and fees, improved cash flow management and enhanced transparency and reconciliation.

QNB constantly strive to provide its customers with new and innovative solutions to support their business needs. This platform enables them to receive international payments in multiple currencies so seamlessly, which is considered is a game-changer for its clients.

This marks TransferMate’s first banking partnership in the Middle East, capitalizing on the strategic alliances the fintech has established with major financial institutions and global notable brands.

The partnership marks a major milestone in QNB’s ongoing digital transformation journey and reinforces its position as a leader in delivering future-ready banking services.

About QNB Group

QNB Group is one of the leading financial institutions in the MEA region and among the most valuable banking brands in the regional market. Present in over 28 countries across Asia, Europe, and Africa, it offers tailored products and services supported by innovation and backed by a team of over 31,000 professionals dedicated to driving banking excellence worldwide.

About TransferMate

TransferMate is a leading provider of embedded B2B payments technology, helping companies, software providers & financial institutions to streamline their global receivables, payments, & local account needs. TransferMate owns the largest E-Money / payment license network of any fintech, regulated in 92 jurisdictions and owning 99 licenses.