Embat drives UK growth via Oracle NetSuite

Embat, an AI-powered treasury management platform, is reporting increased adoption among UK finance teams following the expansion of its native integration with Oracle NetSuite, as organisations look to automate cash management and improve financial visibility.

Companies including Arena Racing Company, Derwent London, EA Technology, PetLab Co., and International Schools Partnership have implemented Embat’s platform to automate reconciliation, connect banking data in real time, and centralise liquidity oversight. The deployment is aimed at reducing manual workloads for finance teams while enabling faster access to accurate cash positions.

The development reflects a broader shift among mid-market and high-growth firms toward integrated treasury capabilities within enterprise resource planning (ERP) environments. As finance functions face pressure to scale alongside business growth, automated treasury workflows and real-time bank connectivity are increasingly viewed as critical to operational resilience, faster financial close cycles, and improved auditability.

Embat connects to more than 15,000 banks and financial institutions, enabling finance teams to access consolidated cash data, automate transaction matching, and generate insights through its AI agent, TellMe. The platform is designed to replace spreadsheet-based processes with a centralised system capable of supporting multi-entity and multi-account environments.

Customer implementations highlight operational gains. Marketplace platform Wallapop adopted Embat to synchronise ERP and banking data, automate reconciliation, and consolidate cash visibility across accounts, reducing manual effort and improving data accuracy while allowing finance teams to focus on planning and growth initiatives.

Through its integration with NetSuite, Embat adds real-time bank connectivity and automated reconciliation without requiring changes to core financial systems. The approach aims to extend the value of existing ERP investments while strengthening treasury controls.

Theo Wasserberg, Head of UK and Ireland at Embat, said the company is seeing “strong demand from finance teams across the UK and Ireland, with momentum picking up in 2026”.

“Our partnership with Oracle NetSuite, coupled with our proprietary AI technology, allows UK finance teams to move faster and operate with complete confidence in their cash position,” he said. “Embat delivers measurable results—eliminating manual work, improving visibility, and enabling finance teams to play a more strategic role as their organisations grow.”

The growing adoption underscores a wider FinTech trend toward embedded, AI-driven finance operations, as organisations seek real-time data and automation to support decision-making in increasingly complex operating environments.