6 anz
September 3rd & 4th 2026 - Melbourne, Australia

Days of Knowledge
ANZ 2026

Days of Knowledge ANZ 2026 is a conference for all Dynamics 365 Business Central partners, developers, consultants, ISVs and users in Australia and New Zealand. The conference will be held in English and participation is ticketed (registration required - limited number of places)

Bank to the Future: Are your clients investing in BC but still relying on legacy bank data imports?

Bank to the Future: Are your clients investing in Business Central but still relying on legacy bank data imports?

Summary
Are your clients investing into the evolving power of Business Central whilst still manually downloading and importing bank data?

Business Central supports automated bank data feeds, yet many customers may not know the option exists or be taking advantage of it. This can leave finance teams spending time on repetitive processes, increase the risk of errors and limit the value clients can gain from reporting, forecasting, automation and emerging AI tools.

In this practical session, we’ll explore how automated bank feeds provide accurate, up-to-date transaction data directly within Business Central. We’ll explain the roles of direct feeds and Open Banking and demonstrate how the digital consent and onboarding experience continues to improve.

You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of how to identify clients who could benefit and help them establish a stronger data foundation quickly and affordably.

Speakers:

Darren Keppie

Channel Partner Manager - SISS Data Services

Darren Keppie is a technology sales and business development leader with over 25 years’ experience helping organisations grow through smarter use of digital solutions. As Channel & Accounts Manager at SISS Data Services (ACSISS), he drives adoption of automated bank data connectivity for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, championing the impact of Open Banking on modern finance operations.

Having held senior roles with Meta, LinkedIn, Google, and Telstra, Darren specialises in scaling B2B growth and digital transformation.

He speaks on why automatic bank data feeds are now essential—streamlining reconciliation, improving cash visibility, strengthening compliance, and enabling real-time financial insight within Business Central.