A financial-and-payments layer for regulated pharma treasuries
Pharma finance teams already run a mature regulatory stack for product and clinical compliance. What is often missing is a clean financial-and-payments layer that reconciles ERP data, executes three-way match, screens counterparties, and pays international CDMOs, CROs, and API suppliers in-corridor — without adding another regulatory surface. Netaro fills that gap and leaves the product regulation where it belongs.
Scope
Netaro's compliance scope on this page is financial and payments-related — KYB, sanctions screening, payment metadata, and audit trail. Netaro does not provide GxP, DSCSA, cold-chain, clinical, or product-quality compliance, and nothing on this page should be read as such.
The AP and settlement friction operators live with
- 01Multi-jurisdiction supplier and CDMO/CRO networks
Payments to API suppliers, CDMOs, and CROs span jurisdictions, currencies, and banking cutoffs.
- 02AP reconciliation is invoice-heavy
POs, invoices, and receipts arrive in multiple systems; three-way match is often still manual.
- 03Financial-compliance screening is fragmented
KYB, sanctions, and payment metadata are re-collected per corridor and per bank.
- 04FX exposure across quarters
Long-horizon supplier commitments in non-USD currencies drift on FX between order and payout.
Four connected layers, one operating surface
Document ingest feeds reconciliation, treasury and FX, and financial-compliance screening — with settlement as the final action, not a separate vendor.
Reconciliation
- Cross-border supplier payoutsSub-60 minute settlement in supported currencies with transparent bps-level fees.
- Three-way match AP reconciliationIngest POs, invoices, and receipts from your ERP and auto-match before payout release.
Approved supplier invoice → ERP / three-way match → financial screening → local-currency payout
How a pharma AP workflow runs through Netaro end-to-end — financial and payments compliance only.
- Step 01Approved Invoice
Invoice approved in the ERP and streamed to Netaro.
- Step 02Three-way Match
Netaro reconciles PO, receipt, and invoice.
- Step 03Financial Screening
KYB, sanctions, and payment-screening checks run.
- Step 04Treasury Approval
Sign-off per policy — role-based, multi-signer where required.
- Step 05Local-Currency Payout
Payout in the supplier's local currency, 24/7/365.
Illustrative workflow. Financial compliance only; Netaro does not provide GxP, DSCSA, or clinical-quality compliance.
How this shows up in operator workflows
The systems your finance and ops teams already run
- SAPbi-directional
- Oracle NetSuitebi-directional
Netaro ingests events from erp systems and returns settlement, reconciliation, and audit metadata to the same ledger.
Auditability from ingest to payout
Every event is captured to an immutable ledger — designed for internal audit, financial reporting, and treasury oversight.
- Step 1KYB onboardingBeneficial-owner verification per counterparty.
- Step 2Sanctions & PEP screeningReal-time screening on every payout.
- Step 3Payment metadata captureEvery event written to an immutable ledger.
- Step 4Multi-signer approvalConfigurable thresholds per policy.
- Step 5Audit-ready exportsFinancial reporting and internal audit ready.
Frequently asked
Direct answers to what treasury and AP leaders ask before onboarding.
Does Netaro cover GxP, DSCSA, or clinical-trial regulatory compliance?
How does Netaro fit into a pharma AP workflow?
Can we pay international CDMOs, CROs, and API suppliers?
How is auditability handled for pharma finance teams?
Does Netaro handle FX exposure for pharma treasuries?
Is Netaro a replacement for our current banking relationships?
Move pharmaceuticals & life sciences payments onto a single operating layer.
Enterprise onboarding includes KYB verification, a treasury architecture review, and a dedicated settlement engineer.
