Knowledge Base for Kyriba

New portal gives Kyriba users online access to best-practice information and customer support.

By Treasury & Risk Staff | June 12, 2013 at 03:25 PM

Today, Kyriba announced an online portal designed to be a "social support platform" for users of the company's treasury management system.

Kyriba Social enables end users to create and view the status of customer support requests, to access a knowledge base of best practices for using Kyriba tools as well as for other treasury and finance processes, to ask questions of others in the Kyriba user community, and to suggest new products and product enhancements to Kyriba engineers.

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