FIS Data Integrity Manager

FIS Data Integrity Manager is a web-accessible system for centrally tracking data integrity and reconciliation work. Its virtual reconciler uses machine learning to learn patterns from manual matching and perform matching tasks for final review. An integrated workflow engine automates review, approval, exception management, and escalation. Teams can track status, ownership, approvals, and progress against SLAs, with oversight and audit capabilities. Reusable reconciliation models define process elements such as matching logic and approval levels. FIS describes the product for reconciliation professionals in banking, insurance, capital markets, and other industries. Its Managed Reconciliation Service can host and maintain the system, prepare data, and configure and run models. FIS has described an Azure SaaS deployment for Commonwealth Bank of Australia, with upgrades managed by FIS; that engagement was expected to process over 150 million transactions daily. The product page directs prospective customers to sales, and pricing is available on request.

FIS Data Integrity Manager combines matching automation, workflow controls, and audit oversight for reconciliation processes. Prospective customers need to contact sales for pricing.

FIS Data Integrity Manager is aimed at reconciliation professionals, including those in banking, insurance, and capital markets. It may suit teams that need automated matching and managed review or exception workflows.

Overview

FIS Data Integrity Manager is a web-accessible reconciliation system for organizations that need central oversight of data integrity and reconciliation work. It suits reconciliation teams in banking, insurance and capital markets, especially those handling complex processes. Its strongest appeal is machine-learning-assisted matching paired with workflow controls; the trade-off is custom pricing through a sales-led purchase.

Key features

The virtual reconciler learns from manual matching patterns and applies them to matching tasks for final review. That can reduce repetitive work while retaining a review step, making it a better fit for teams seeking assistance than for buyers expecting fully unattended reconciliation.

An integrated workflow engine automates review, approvals, exception management and escalation. Reusable reconciliation models define components such as matching logic and approval levels, helping teams apply a consistent process. Oversight and audit capabilities track status, ownership, approvals and progress against SLAs. These controls matter when accountability and process governance are priorities, but may be more structure than a team with simple reconciliation needs requires.

FIS’s Managed Reconciliation Service can host and maintain the solution, prepare data, and configure and run models. That extends the offer beyond software for organizations wanting operational support. FIS also says the solution is accessible from any device or browser, online or from the desktop.

For Commonwealth Bank of Australia, FIS announced Azure SaaS delivery with FIS managing upgrades, and said the deployment would process over 150 million transactions daily. The announcement cited enterprise risk, security and compliance capabilities, including SOC 1 and SOC 2 certifications, for that engagement. This is a specific deployment, not a stated performance commitment for every customer.

Pricing

FIS Data Integrity Manager is paid software with custom pricing; prospective customers must contact sales. There is no free plan. That approach is geared to organizations evaluating a larger reconciliation operation, not buyers who need to compare published subscription tiers or start with a free version.

Platforms

The product is cloud-delivered and accessible through a web browser or from the desktop. FIS announced Microsoft Azure SaaS delivery for Commonwealth Bank of Australia, with FIS managing upgrades.

Who it's for

FIS describes the product for reconciliation professionals across banking, insurance, capital markets and other industries. It is most compelling for organizations that need matching assistance alongside controlled review, exception handling, approvals and audit oversight. Teams that want a lightweight tool or transparent, self-service pricing should consider other options.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Machine-learning-assisted matching can take on repetitive tasks while preserving final review.
• Pros: Workflow automation, reusable models and audit oversight support repeatable, accountable reconciliation.
• Pros: A managed service can cover hosting, maintenance, data preparation and model operation.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a sales conversation, limiting quick price comparisons.
• Cons: Its process controls may be unnecessary overhead for organizations with straightforward reconciliation needs.

Alternatives

For accounts payable and receivable work, BILL Accounts Payable offers a published Essentials plan at $49 a month, billed monthly, and a free trial; choose it when that subscription pricing and scope are a closer fit than a sales-led reconciliation platform. Garxly Collection CRM has a Starter plan at ₹599 a month with monthly billing, 30 days of access, two devices, 54 screens and eight modules, plus a free trial; it is worth comparing when those collection CRM terms fit the need.

Zuora CPQ uses custom pricing based on products, scope, transaction volume, business model, regions and implementation needs, so it is a more relevant comparison for a buyer evaluating that CPQ purchasing model. Invoiced uses custom pricing based on requirements and platform use, with a demo for a quote. Onguard Collections offers a cloud-based credit management product with customizable workflows and requires a demo request. Serrala Collections Management is another collections option with pricing by inquiry and a demo. Collection.ai offers tailored quotes and a free trial. Emagia Receivables Management targets enterprise receivables management with pricing by inquiry.

Readers comparing adjacent categories can browse Collections Software, Treasury Management Software, Regulatory Reporting Software, Chargeback Management Software, Foreign Exchange Management Software and Core Banking Software.

Verdict

FIS Data Integrity Manager is a strong fit for financial organizations that need to scale reconciliation while keeping matching, approvals, exceptions and audit oversight within a governed process. Choose it for that blend of automation and control, particularly if managed operations are useful. Look elsewhere if published pricing, a free plan or a simpler reconciliation tool is essential.