JP Morgan Treasury Services is rolling out Virtual Remit, a solution that lets customers scan payments from their desktop and transmit them to be combined with other lockbox items, speeding the collections process. According to the company, the Virtual Remit scanning device can handle not only checks and coupons, but also full-size documents, and the items scanned feed into JP Morgan's Receivables Edge solution and will be processed the same day.

Wall Street Systems wants to increase your connectivity quotient. The treasury software provider says it is launching a Treasury on the Move interface that will let finance executives access their treasury management systems via mobile devices like BlackBerrys. Executives that use Wallstreet Suite can employ the interface to initiate, authorize and release payments and verify investments, FX transactions and intercompany loans, according to Wall Street Systems.

GTreasury, formerly known as Gateway Systems, has released the latest version of its Treasury Workstation. The Lake Zurich, Ill.-based company says version 10.12 of the workstation includes upgrades to the worksheets, bank relationship manager, document management, debt and investments; global ID verification, systems bank tables, SWIFT connectivity, and foreign exchange exposure and risk management modules.