Assess Your R2R Automation Maturity

Uncover your R2R automation maturity and transform your financial close

Is your R2R automation truly optimized?

Most organizations believe they’ve automated their record-to-report (R2R) processes, but many are stuck in tactical automation loops, still burdened by manual steps. Are you truly maximizing your automation potential?

Take a free assessment to understand your strategic and operational maturity levels and get a personalized roadmap to achieve 90%+ automation, eliminate manual steps and gain end-to-end visibility.

Why take this assessment?

You’ll understand precisely where you sit on the automation maturity curve — ranging from manual to autonomous — while spotlighting strengths and gaps across accruals, intercompany, reclasses and reconciliations.

The results reveal manual handoffs that slow your close and surface clear opportunities for deeper automation and end-to-end orchestration. This assessment will guide your organization toward a faster and more resilient financial close.

Inside, you’ll find:

Many overestimate their current level of R2R automation. However, true automation scales across every journal, subledger and reconciliation. Complete the assessment to receive:

A comprehensive self-assessment to pinpoint your R2R automation maturity

Insights into your operational and strategic automation capabilities

Your R2R automation maturity placement

Practical, tailored recommendations to elevate your R2R processes

Information on how Redwood Software’s orchestration platform can accelerate your finance transformation

Take Redwood’s latest automation maturity assessment now to see where your organization stands.

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