Overview

Agicap is a cash-management platform for finance teams, treasurers and decision-makers managing funds across banks or entities. It combines short-term forecasting with payment, collection and reconciliation workflows. It is a stronger fit for teams seeking an operational finance hub than for buyers who only need a standalone forecast.

Key features

Agicap projects cash positions up to 13 weeks ahead using actual data and supports scenario planning. That horizon helps with near-term cash decisions, but teams planning farther out should weigh the 13-week limit against their needs. Direct bank feeds, ERP integrations and API data imports support bringing financial data into the platform.

Cash flows can be centralized across banks, finance software and entities. Users can act on cash-balancing suggestions by initiating transfers, which makes the platform useful for teams that need to manage liquidity as well as monitor it. Payments are centralized and supported worldwide in any currency.

Accounts receivable tools support collections, while accounts payable tools automate purchasing processes and help control expenses. Agicap also matches bank transactions to open invoices and can trigger automatic journal posting. Together, these workflows give finance teams a broader treasury toolset than forecasting alone.

Connections include Oracle NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, SAP and Microsoft Dynamics; custom API and SFTP options are also described. The phone app provides balance and transaction views, dashboards, push notifications, and approval and reimbursement features. Agicap says it is ISO 27001:2022 certified, complies with GDPR, and encrypts data in transit and at rest. Data is hosted in Google Cloud Platform data centers in Belgium.

Pricing

Agicap uses custom pricing, with no free plan. The annual offer requires a minimum 12-month subscription, so buyers should confirm the cost and fit before committing; cancellation is possible before renewal. A 24-hour free trial is offered, and the cloud-based product requires no download. Customers can review the solution with an expert, and a custom demo request receives contact from a dedicated expert within the hour.

The Agicap subscription has no displayed price, so prospective customers must request pricing rather than compare a published rate. The trial is brief, and the annual minimum makes this less suitable for buyers seeking an ongoing free tier or a short commitment.

Platforms

Agicap runs on web, iOS and Android, and provides an API. The mobile app's balance and transaction views, dashboards, notifications and approval and reimbursement features extend selected cash workflows beyond the desktop.

Who it's for

Agicap suits finance teams, treasurers and decision-makers who need daily cash management across banks, finance software or multiple entities, especially when they also want payments, collections and reconciliation in the same platform. It is less compelling for a buyer whose main requirement is forecasting beyond 13 weeks or who needs predictable published pricing before evaluating a tool.

Pros and cons

Pro: Forecasting, scenario planning, payments, collections and reconciliation sit within one platform, supporting teams that want to connect planning with daily cash operations.
Pro: Multi-entity support, direct bank feeds and connections to major accounting and ERP products help serve finance operations spanning multiple systems.
Pro: Mobile balance and transaction views plus approval and reimbursement features support access to selected workflows away from a desktop.
Con: The forecast horizon is up to 13 weeks, a constraint for teams that need longer-term cash projections.
Con: Custom pricing and a minimum 12-month subscription make costs harder to assess before purchase and limit flexibility for short-term needs.
Con: The free trial lasts 24 hours, giving buyers little time to evaluate the platform before deciding.

Alternatives

For a focused comparison, explore Cash Forecasting Software, Liquidity Management Software, Cash Flow Management Software, Financial Forecasting Software, Bank Connectivity Software and Scenario Planning Software.

Choose Calxa if its published monthly Premier pricing and web platform suit your needs. Float is another paid web option, with published monthly Essentials and Growth plans. Predict.ai is worth considering if a free plan and API or self-hosted access are priorities. Cashflow CaFE is a paid alternative with a free trial and Android, iOS and web access. Dibein offers a free tier as well as paid plans, and supports API and web access. bluprnts is a paid web alternative with a free trial. Cash Flow Frog is a paid web option with a free trial and published monthly pricing. Dryrun is another paid web tool with a free trial and a published Essentials plan.

Verdict

Choose Agicap if your finance team needs forecasting tied to daily cash operations across banks or entities, including payments, collections and reconciliation. Its breadth is the clearest reason to choose it; look elsewhere if the 13-week forecast horizon, custom pricing or 12-month minimum does not fit your planning needs or purchasing constraints.

	Agicap	Open Bank Project
Free plan		Yes
Free trial	Yes
Paid from		Free
Platforms	Android, api, iOS, Web	api, Linux, self-hosted, Web
Free plan	No
Scenario planning	Yes
Direct bank feeds	Yes
ERP integrations	Yes
Multi-entity support	Yes
Data import methods	api
Supported data types		accounts, payments, KYC, FX, products

Agicap vs Open Bank Project

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