CompuHedge vs TreasuryView

CompuHedge is a cloud platform for finance and treasury teams managing foreign-exchange exposure and hedging. It identifies and quantifies FX exposures across global subsidiaries, and users can plan, create, and close positions, develop strategies, and manage a derivatives portfolio. The service automates valuation documentation and effectiveness tests for hedge accounting, supports real-time tracking of hedge policy compliance, and provides managerial, analytical, regulatory, and hedge accounting reports that can be saved for later. OCR of bank confirmations is also included. AI features let users make plain-language queries and receive hedge guidance with confidence scores and comparisons of hedge structures. Its developer API accepts position data and returns fair value and hedge accounting reports; the service can also connect to AI assistants including Claude. CompuHedge is web-based and offers an API. CompuHedge Mini is a cut-down version with 30 days of free access and no credit card required. Access requires registration and acceptance of a licensing agreement. Pricing is on request.

TreasuryView is a browser-based debt and derivatives risk-management solution for mid-sized companies with €10M–€5bn in loans and derivatives exposure. It provides loan and derivatives valuations, interest-rate risk management, and automated reporting using more than 30 market-data feeds. Finance teams can assess currency and interest-rate risk with stress testing, CfaR, VaR, and simulation, and select from more than 400 report and reporting permutations. Integrations include SAP S/4HANA, QuickBooks, Google Docs and Sheets, Azure Single Sign-On, and a RESTful API. The platform requires no software installation. TreasuryView says customer data is stored in ISO 27001-certified data centers in Western Europe under German and EU data-protection rules; security controls include encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access, SSO, and two-factor authentication. Plans start at €250 a month, and a 30-day trial is listed. Liquidity, cash, and payment management are not included by default and may be added at enterprise level.