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Top 85 Cash Flow Management Software SaaS Companies in May 2026

As of May 2026, there are 85 SaaS companies in Cash Flow Management Software. They have combined revenues of $1.3B and employ 10.9K people. They have raised $1.9B and serve 1M customers combined.

Cash Flow Management Software is designed to help businesses monitor, analyze, and manage their cash inflows and outflows in real-time. This software categorizes income and expenses, forecasts future cash positions, and provides insights that facilitate better financial decision-making. Typical use cases include tracking unpaid invoices, managing payment schedules, and understanding cash reserves for operational planning. Common features of cash flow management software include cash flow forecasting, automated reporting, integration with accounting systems, and visualization tools that showcase cash trends over time. Users typically include finance and accounting teams, CFOs, and business owners who need to maintain liquidity and optimize cash resources across their organizations. By streamlining financial oversight, this software supports strategic planning and risk management around cash flow needs.

Companies
85
Revenue
$1.3B
Funding
$1.9B
Employees
10.9K

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Top Cash Flow Management Software Companies

Showing 10 of 3 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1
Bottomline

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States

At Bottomline, we help businesses pay and get paid. As a trusted partner to banks, corporates, and financial institutions worldwide, we deliver secure, scalable, and innovative solutions that simplify complex payment workflows, reduce fraud risk, and drive operational efficiency. With decades of expertise in financial messaging, cash management, and digital banking, our SaaS platforms and services are built to meet the evolving needs of modern finance teams. Whether it's automating B2B payments, streamlining compliance, or enabling real-time visibility into cash flow, Bottomline is committed to making business payments seamless and secure. We serve over 1,200 financial institutions and 10,000 businesses globally, helping them navigate the future of payments with confidence.

Revenue
$315.4M
Customers
75K
Year founded
1989
Funding
-
Team size
2.9K
Growth
-
2
Kyriba

San Diego, California, United States

Kyriba is a global leader in liquidity performance that empowers CFOs, Treasurers and IT leaders to connect, protect, forecast and optimize their liquidity. As a secure and scalable SaaS solution, Kyriba brings intelligence and financial automation that enables companies and banks of all sizes to improve their financial performance and increase operational efficiency. Kyriba’s real-time data and AI-empowered tools empower its close to 3,000 customers worldwide to quantify exposures, project cash and liquidity, and take action to protect balance sheets, income statements and cash flows. Kyriba manages more than 35 billion bank transactions and $15 trillion in payments annually and gives customers complete visibility and actionability, so they can optimize and fully harness liquidity across the enterprise and outperform their business strategy. For more information, visit www.kyriba.com.

Revenue
$119.4M
Customers
-
Year founded
-
Funding
-
Team size
1.1K
Growth
-
3
Mollie

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Mollie offers a single platform for businesses to get paid and manage their money. One that makes payments, reconciliation, reporting, fraud prevention, and financing simple for all – from startups to enterprises. Founded in 2004, Mollie’s mission is to make payments and money management effortless for every business in Europe. Our 850-strong team works from offices across the continent, including Amsterdam, Ghent, Lisbon, London, Maastricht, Milan, Munich, Kiel and Paris. Today, more than 250,000 businesses use Mollie to drive revenue, reduce costs, and manage funds.

Revenue
$110.7M
Customers
-
Year founded
2004
Funding
$931M
Team size
1.1K
Growth
-

Inclusion Criteria

- The product must provide real-time tracking of cash inflows and outflows. - It should include forecasting capabilities to project future cash needs based on historical data. - Capability for automated reporting and visualization of cash flow trends is essential. - Must support integration with existing accounting and financial software systems. - Not just capable of tracking expenses; must also analyze cash position and provide actionable insights.