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What is Supervizor?
Founded in 2016, Supervizor provides financial risk discovery and monitoring software for finance and audit teams. It is headquartered in New York with a European office in Paris and analyzes transactions across multinational organizations.
Supervizor is a cloud audit-analytics platform that connects to ERP and other financial systems through APIs, SFTP feeds, or uploaded flat files. It standardizes records into a unified ledger, then applies AI-assisted and rules-based controls to the full transaction population. Findings are prioritized by risk, assigned to owners, investigated collaboratively, and documented with evidence. Teams can run continuous, scheduled, or on-demand monitoring across entities, geographies, and multiple ERP environments without relying on sampling.
The product covers procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, record-to-report, treasury, travel and expense, purchase cards, user activity, IT general controls, and SOX testing. Its library contains more than 350 prebuilt controls, including more than 60 SOX 404 tests, and routines can be configured for thresholds and business context. It is strongest as a financial-control and anomaly-detection layer; the vendor says direct connections to accounting-close and FP&A software are not currently available, while GRC integrations are still developing.
Supervizor is aimed at internal audit, controllership, finance, compliance, and shared-services teams in complex or multinational organizations, particularly those operating several ERPs or many entities. Public customer examples include BorgWarner, Michelin, Lacoste, Quadient, and Arcade-VYV. Pricing is quote-based and organized around licensed process modules rather than a public per-user catalog; the vendor does not publish list rates, a free plan, or a self-serve trial. Implementation can begin with manual uploads and typically scales to API connectivity over several weeks.
Key features
Full-population testing
Analyzes 100% of connected financial transactions rather than relying only on audit samples.
Prebuilt control library
Provides more than 350 configurable controls across core finance, audit, compliance, and fraud-risk processes.
ERP data connectivity
Connects through APIs, SFTP, flat files, and manual uploads, with native connectors for major ERP systems.
Anomaly prioritization
Ranks findings by risk and materiality so teams can focus investigations on the most important exceptions.
Investigation workflow
Assigns owners, captures evidence, tracks remediation, and maintains audit trails across teams and entities.
SOX testing
Offers more than 60 SOX 404 control tests and exports results and evidence for reporting and audit review.
Unified data model
Automatically cleans, standardizes, and consolidates data from multiple systems into a common ledger.
Supervizor pricing
Supervizor sells subscriptions by process module, including P2P, O2C, R2R and T&E. Pricing is quoted by the vendor, with module selection and connected financial processes defining the scope.
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Custom subscription | Quote-based | Selected process modules, ERP and data connections, controls, monitoring, investigation workflows, and reporting |
Free trial: No public free trial is listed.
Pros & cons
Pros
- More than 350 ready-made controls cover a broad set of finance and audit processes.
- API, SFTP, and file-based ingestion supports mixed modern, legacy, and home-grown ERP estates.
- Risk scoring, ownership, evidence capture, and remediation tracking connect detection to follow-up.
- Public customer examples show deployments across many entities, geographies, and ERP environments.
Cons
- Pricing is fully quote-based, with no public module rates or self-serve plan.
- Direct integrations with accounting-close and FP&A software are not currently available.
- Teams still need to tune thresholds and exclusions to reduce false positives for their processes.
- Implementation expectations vary from days for initial analysis to several weeks for broader API deployment.
Who is Supervizor best for?
- Internal audit teams replacing sample-based testing with continuous full-population analysis.
- Multinational finance groups consolidating controls across multiple ERPs and subsidiaries.
- Public companies that need automated SOX evidence and recurring control tests.
- Controllership and compliance teams investigating duplicate payments, anomalies, and process weaknesses.
Frameworks and audit areas
Integrations
Notable customers
Frequently asked questions
How much does Supervizor cost?
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Supervizor uses quote-based subscription pricing organized around process modules such as P2P, O2C, R2R, and T&E. The vendor publishes no numeric starting price, public tier catalog, or free plan.
How long does implementation take?
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An initial analysis can start with a manual file upload and produce results in days. Broader deployments using API connections, multiple entities, and tuned controls generally take several weeks.
How does Supervizor compare with AuditBoard?
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Supervizor focuses on transaction-level financial risk discovery, ERP data standardization, and automated controls across the full population. AuditBoard is broader audit, risk, and compliance management software, so Supervizor is the more specialized choice for continuous finance analytics.
What integrations does Supervizor support?
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Native or ready-to-use connectivity includes SAP ECC6 and S/4HANA, Oracle Cloud and E-Business Suite, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, Sage, and SQL Server. SFTP, flat-file uploads, and manual imports cover systems without a native connector.
Who is Supervizor for?
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The platform is designed for internal audit, controllership, finance, compliance, and shared-services teams managing complex financial operations. It is particularly suited to organizations with multiple ERPs, entities, countries, or recurring SOX and control-testing requirements.
How does Supervizor handle security and accuracy?
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The vendor describes encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, audit logging, regional hosting options, and alignment with SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR. Accuracy is supported by AI and rules-based controls, more than a million modeled accounting patterns, configurable thresholds, and false-positive exclusions, but teams must still validate data and tune controls.
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Facts and pricing verified on October 19, 2026. Vendors change pricing often, so confirm with Supervizor before buying. How we research
