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Trintech

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Trintech is a financial software company providing cloud-based tools for account reconciliation and the financial close process, automating high-volume transaction matching, balance-sheet reconciliations, close task management, journal entries and related governance and compliance work. Brothers John and Cyril McGuire founded the company in Dublin, Ireland in 1987, after John McGuire developed the idea for encrypted point-of-sale services while studying computer science at Trinity College Dublin. The company later relocated its headquarters from Dublin to the Dallas area, first in Addison, Texas and now in Plano, Texas, while keeping additional offices across Europe and elsewhere, and it offers platforms including Cadency and Adra along with products such as DATAFlow, ReconNET, Frontier and Accurate for financial professionals managing reconciliation and close workflows. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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1987 1
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    Its products are used to automate high-volume transaction matching, balance-sheet reconciliations, close task management, journal entries, and related governance and compliance activities.
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    The company was founded in Dublin, Ireland, in 1987 by brothers John and Cyril McGuire.
  • Operates In: Financial Services Industry, Infobox: industry
    Financial software
  • Operates In: Software Industry, Infobox: industry
    Financial software
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