CURE integrates fino access to account into its “Intelligent Banking for Healthcare Professionals” solution

With CURE Finance, we have gained a new customer for our Universal Bank Access module. The company is currently working on a platform on which practice owners can have a holistic view of all financial data and manage it individually in the context of their practice’s respective situation. In addition to banking, controlling and accounting, this also includes the bundled purchase of medical equipment and its effects on practice finances. At the heart of this is a smart financial layer between the bank and the practice. This is exactly what our UBA will support by providing access to German bank accounts to securely retrieve account and turnover data. In this way, CURE supports doctors and dentists in making business processes more transparent and allows them to make better financial decisions based on artificial intelligence.

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