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SmartStream Launches AI-enabled Exceptions Management

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SmartStream, the financial Transaction Lifecycle Management solutions provider, has launched SmartStream Air version 7, which uses cloud-native AI technology to control exceptions management by learning from user behaviours.

The AI populates fields automatically, sets labels, and runs automations based on the processes it has learned. In addition, it aims to improve STP rates by providing suggestions to the user or fully automating the exceptions management process.

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