In an age where consumers rely more and more on their mobile devices, treasury system vendors have had to step up to the plate to ensure that their products can be accessed on the go.

Jason Torgler, senior vice president of sales for North America at Reval, whose mobile app allows treasurers to analyze payment details, monitor global cash, and approve payments, cited clients' interest in being able to access treasury reports and receive alerts while they're away from the office.

"If you're out and about, you have access to some of the most critical treasury data, and you're receiving the alerts around these critical events," he said. "So you're able to have your finger on the pulse of what's happening in your operation."

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Treasury and finance executives expect that any system will function on their phone or tablet just as it does on their computer, said Bob Stark, vice president of strategy at Kyriba.

Kyriba has mobile apps, including dashboards, reports, and approvals. But Stark said the company's clients "want to use the whole solution." As a result, the company did the work so that its treasury management system "would render the same on any device," he said.

"Their expectation is that it works on every device," Stark said. "That's what they're used to on every other kind of technology."

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Susan Kelly

Susan Kelly is a business journalist who has written for Treasury & Risk, FierceCFO, Global Finance, Financial Week, Bridge News and The Bond Buyer.