Do You Trust Your Data? 4 Tips for Assessing Your Financial Data Quality

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If your travel and expense (T&E) data is unclear and your accounts payable (AP) information is inconsistent, you can’t expect your decisions, plans, or forecasts to be anything but uncertain. 

Poor data not only creates headaches in spend management—your domain—but also depletes budgets, obscures visibility, and introduces various risks. It strips away clarity when you're already navigating the complexities of economic and regulatory uncertainty, dulling the insights AI could provide to enhance your spending and overall business performance. 

So, what does high-quality data look like, and how can you ensure its reliability? Quality data should be accurate, complete, timely, and validated. Download our insightful ebook to discover four essential tips for assessing the data that drives your business growth and how to improve your financial data quality.