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nBanks Connector for SAP

Your banks’ accounts, balances and statements, automated inside SAP.

Connect nBanks open banking to SAP — sync accounts, import statements and reconcile balances automatically. 100% native ABAP.

Source
Banksmultiple institutions
nBanksopen banking
Skady connector
Skady connector
1 Authenticate 2 Sync accounts 3 Import & post 4 Verify & log
SAP
SAPhouse banks + EBS
01

The problem

Importing statements and reconciling balances across banks is manual and slow. SAP cash positions lag reality, and account mapping is fragile.

02

The solution

The connector authenticates with nBanks, discovers accounts, maps each one to an SAP house-bank account, posts electronic statements and verifies balances with a full application log.

03

How it works

Official bank data mapped, posted, reconciled and audited natively.

Source
Banksmultiple institutions
nBanksopen banking
Skady connector
Skady connector
1 Authenticate 2 Sync accounts 3 Import & post 4 Verify & log
SAP
SAPhouse banks + EBS
04

Key features

Built for

CFOs and treasury, AP and AR teams managing several banks in SAP.

The Skady difference

Official bank data mapped, posted, reconciled and audited natively.

  • 01

    Secure OAuth with device flow, token refresh and SAP-managed credentials.

  • 02

    Account discovery and automatic IBAN/VAT mapping to SAP house banks.

  • 03

    Statement import and posting with configurable operation-key rules.

  • 04

    Balance verification flags differences between SAP and nBanks.

  • 05

    Multi-bank, multi-currency and reconciliation data.

  • 06

    Application Log, search help, sync states and bilingual messages.

  • 07

    Runs automatically on schedule.

Prerequisites nBanks Client ID and SecretSAP icm/HTTPS/client_sni_enabled=TRUE

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Your banks’ accounts, balances and statements, automated inside SAP.

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