Youngeumsoftlab and KB Kookmin Bank Sign MoU to Link ERP and Financial Services
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Youngeumsoftlab and KB Kookmin Bank have signed a memorandum of understanding to link ERP and financial services.
The agreement is aimed at combining ERP solutions with KB Kookmin Bank's financial services to improve cash management convenience and work efficiency for corporate customers.
The two companies plan to integrate financial APIs and CMS solutions within the ERP system so that financial tasks can be handled without leaving the ERP screen.
Youngeumsoftlab and KB Kookmin Bank have signed a memorandum of understanding on linking ERP and financial services. The two companies reached the agreement to connect ERP and financial services, improve the convenience of cash management for corporate customers, and maximize work efficiency.
An affiliate agreement ceremony between Youngeumsoftlab and KB Kookmin Bank was held on the 19th at KB Kookmin Bank's new building in Yeouido, Seoul. The event was attended by Yoon Young-beom, CEO of Youngeumsoftlab; Park Yun-gyeong, vice president of the ERP Business Division; Bang Yeong-il, head of the Cloud Management Research Institute; Kim Hyeon-wook, head of KB Kookmin Bank's Corporate Customer Group; and key officials from both companies.
The purpose of the agreement is to combine Youngeumsoftlab's ERP solutions with KB Kookmin Bank's specialized financial services. Through this, the two companies said they aim to enhance convenience in cash management for corporate customers and maximize work efficiency.
The two companies also expect the agreement to improve corporate customers' access to financial services. In addition, they pursued the agreement with the goal of strengthening the foundation for a sustainable partnership between the two companies.
The core of the cooperation is for the two companies to integrate financial APIs within the ERP system and link a cash management service (CMS) solution within the ERP system. Through this, corporate customers will be able to handle major financial tasks without leaving the ERP screen and will have an environment where real-time cash management is possible without moving to a separate financial app. An environment for one-stop handling of corporate customers' financial tasks will also be established.
With this integration, connectivity between ERP and financial operations is expected to be significantly strengthened. As a result, the hassle involved in everyday cash management processes is expected to decrease, and the burden of everyday cash management work is also expected to fall.
Based on this, the two companies plan to actively leverage the innovative technologies and infrastructure they hold, as well as their strong customer networks. They also plan to diversify ERP-finance linked service models, roll out joint marketing, and continue broadening their touchpoints with corporate customers.
Kim Hyeon-wook, head of KB Kookmin Bank's Corporate Customer Group, said the bank plans to bring together Youngeumsoftlab's ERP competitiveness and KB Kookmin Bank's embedded finance capabilities. He also explained that the bank will create an environment in which corporate customers can use financial services in a more intuitive and convenient way. He added that the bank will continue expanding innovative embedded finance services for corporate customers based on collaboration with various partners.
Yoon Young-beom, CEO of Youngeumsoftlab, said the agreement serves as an opportunity to achieve an organic connection between ERP and financial services, and that ERP is a core management system for companies. He explained that the deal is expected to improve customer convenience and take customer productivity to the next level. He added that the company will pursue close cooperation with KB Kookmin Bank to respond swiftly to diverse financial needs from corporate customers and actively identify new services that can maximize the value of ERP use.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Yeong-seok
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