Users can add information from more than 80 financial institutions, by simply registering for the service and then deciding which accounts and cards to link. One View classifies all the aggregated movements into categories that users can then reclassify. Customers can also define targets for each income and expense category and monitor their behaviour. BBVA claims that its system helps users save an average of two hours a day in treasury management tasks, with its Payments Advisor smart engine proving particularly popular in during the pilot.

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