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    Körber Technologies Goes Live with Surecomp’s RIVO to Enhance Trade Finance Automation

    By Digital Trade OutlookSeptember 9, 2026
    Körber Technologies Goes Live with Surecomp's RIVO to Enhance Trade Finance Automation
    Körber Technologies Goes Live with Surecomp's RIVO to Enhance Trade Finance Automation

    Surecomp has announced that Körber Technologies GmbH, a leading manufacturer, has successfully gone live with its RIVO platform, automating transaction processing and centralizing visibility across its global trade finance operations. The announcement was made in Toronto on September 9, 2026.

    At the core of the transition from Körber’s legacy system is RIVO’s AI-powered processing capability, which enables automated bank communication and streamlines Export Letter of Credit handling across multiple formats. Hosted on Amazon Web Services, the platform uses Generative AI to interpret both structured and non-standard banking messages, allowing Körber to capture and register LC data more efficiently while reducing manual effort and the need for bank-specific technical handling. Körber is already using this AI-driven approach to map EBICS messages and process Export LCs, cutting down manual work and improving data consistency.

    By connecting Körber Technologies with multiple banking partners, Surecomp’s cloud-native platform helps reduce complexity in bank communication and manual data handling. That supports greater process efficiency, improved data consistency, and a more transparent basis for risk management and decision-making.

    As part of the Körber Group, Körber Technologies operates in an international business environment, supplying high-performance tobacco processing machinery and solutions to customers in markets worldwide. Trade finance processes play an important role in supporting secure, transparent and reliable international transactions for a business of that scale.

    “By adopting RIVO, we are strengthening our ability to manage complex trade finance processes with greater transparency, control and reliability,” said Kathrin Bross, Head of Governance, Risk & Assurance at Körber Technologies. “RIVO’s AI capabilities have not only enabled the smooth migration of historical and active transactions from our legacy system but will support scalability without adding operational complexity and risk.”

    “This go-live demonstrates how intelligent automation can support complex trade finance environments,” said Tal Weiser, Chief Revenue Officer at Surecomp. “We are proud to support Körber Technologies in building a more automated, scalable and resilient trade finance operation.”

    Digital Trade Outlook’s View: RIVO

    This deployment illustrates how generative AI is moving from experimentation to production inside trade finance operations, specifically for interpreting unstructured banking messages that have long resisted automation. For a manufacturer managing global trade finance across multiple banking relationships, AI-driven message mapping offers a practical way to cut operational risk without the disruption of a full system overhaul.

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