How Signify Automates Journal Entries with Self-Service Configuration

Self-service journal automation, built and owned by finance

Closing the books faster without losing control over accuracy is one of the hardest balancing acts in finance. Many teams assume that automating journal entries means a long IT project, custom development, or ongoing technical support. Signify’s finance team took a different route.

Working with Aico by Pacera, Signify built the ability to configure, maintain and grow their own journal automation using business rules they set and manage themselves, with no coding and no developer backlog to wait on.

This session goes beyond a product walkthrough. It’s a look at how a finance function took genuine ownership of automation: setting the rules, adapting them as the business changes, and steadily improving efficiency without handing control back to IT.

What you’ll see:

How recurring journal entries are identified and automated

How finance users configure automation themselves, without writing code

How business rules are created and maintained directly by the finance team

How automated journals strengthen consistency, governance and control

The measurable outcomes Signify has achieved through self-service automation

Who this is for:
Finance and accounting leaders exploring close automation who want their team to own the configuration, not just use the output.