NEC's GPRIME Financial Accounting System Integrates with AmbiRise's Haratte Electronic Billing System

NEC Corporation (headquartered in Tokyo, President and CEO Takayuki Morita) and AmbiRise Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Hokkaido, Representative Director Takahiro Watabe) have announced a collaboration in accounting-related operations aimed at improving efficiency for local governments. They have initiated system integration between NEC's financial accounting system "GPRIME Financial Accounting" and AmbiRise's electronic billing system "Haratte." Currently, many local governments face the burden of manually entering received invoice data into financial accounting systems, leading to transcription errors and rejections. To resolve these issues, data integration between "GPRIME Financial Accounting," a core system supporting public accounting, and "Haratte," a front-end electronic billing system, has been implemented. The main benefits of this integration include the automatic transfer of information for creating expenditure orders and commitment orders in "GPRIME Financial Accounting" based on invoice data from "Haratte." This minimizes manual entry, prevents errors, significantly reduces administrative workload for local government staff, and accelerates the payment review process. The integration is seamlessly incorporated into the standard operations of "GPRIME Financial Accounting," allowing for natural use within traditional workflows without compromising usability. Both companies aim to thoroughly streamline back-office operations for local governments and contribute to promoting Digital Transformation (DX) through this collaboration. "GPRIME Financial Accounting" is a core system that centrally manages local government budgeting, execution, and settlement, supporting proper public accounting (https://jpn.nec.com/kokyo/GPRIME/naibu/nzaimu.html). "Haratte" is a cloud service that digitizes the creation and sending of invoices and quotations, promoting paperless operations (https://haratte.jp/).