G2 Vendor Directory

SAP Treasury and Risk Management

by SAP

63

Reviews

4.3

Star rating

#2

Rank in Treasury Management Systems

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Visibility
  • Cash Management
  • Time-saving
  • Financial Management
  • Efficiency
  • Centralization

Cons

  • Not User-Friendly
  • Difficult Setup
  • Learning Difficulty
  • Learning Curve
  • Limited Customization
  • Financial Management Issues

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Winning from

Based on reviewers who said they switched from another product.

Key stats

-95.7%

49

Mid-Market

1

Adoption by company size

SegmentShare of reviews
Small Business13.1%
Mid-Market44.3%
Enterprise42.6%

Quarterly history

QuarterReviewsStar rating
2026 Q1114.1
2026 Q2234.1
2026 Q314.0

Satisfaction ratings

Ease of Use8.4
Ease of Setup8.3
Quality of Support8.9
Meets Requirements8.9

What reviewers say

Seamless S/4HANA Treasury Integration with Automated Credit Limit Checks

4.5

“The module is part of the S/4HANA application and is integrated with the general ledger (GL) in Finance. We get our market rates from a datafeed interface that's set up on a nightly job. The credit limits are stored in the Credit Risk Analyzer, and the limit is checked each time ”

Principal Projects Commercial

Powerful Treasury Automation, Challenging Configuration

4.0

“I like SAP Treasury and Risk Management’s end-to-end integration with SAP Finance and other modules. It gives me centralized management of treasury transactions, real-time visibility into financial positions, and effective risk monitoring. Its automation reduces manual effort and”

Verified reviewer

This is running on our SAP S/4HANA Cloud private edition.

4.5

“I recommend the platform, as automated currency swing trading controls prevent swings from eating up our operational cash. Forty subsidiary accounts are now easily wrapped up in ten minutes or less in the morning. Previously, three hours a day were spent running around on the ph”

Corporate Credit Risk Analyst