CMXfor Finance

The committed value of your contracts, what expires when, and no obligation paid late or rebate unclaimed.

Core

Payments, escalations and rebates, owned by Accounts Payable.

Payment, escalation and rebate obligations are owned by the Accounts Payable role, with lead-time reminders and escalation when overdue.

My obligations in CMX: obligations due this week, each with its contract, the Contract Manager role and the evidence required. — Each obligation is owned by a role and says what evidence it needs. Someone in that role who can’t open the contract still sees the clause.

Enterprise

The committed value of your contracts.

Committed contract value with an explicit basis (annual, monthly or total), the rate date and the count of contracts without a usable value. Value expiring in the next 12 months, by month.

CMX Insights: committed value R 8 100 000, R 2 220 000 expiring in 12 months, high-risk and waiting counts, and value by contract type and department. — Committed value by type, department and counterparty. Contracts without a usable value are counted, never shown as R 0.

Enterprise

Board packs that send themselves, and a feed for the BI team.

Scheduled board packs in PDF and Excel on the first business day of the month, and a Microsoft Power BI feed for teams that already use it.

Enterprise

Sign-off by value.

Approval steps by value band on waivers and renewal decisions.

CMX Admin, Approval steps: a step for renewal decisions on any type and one for waivers of R 3 000 000 and over, each approved by the Legal and compliance role. — Approval steps on waivers and renewal decisions, by contract type and value band, with a role as the approver.

CoreEnterprise

Priced the way finance counts.

Rand prices by active contracts. Viewers and obligation owners are free. No fee per signature.

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