STEP 1

Engagement

Company, scope and goals
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Use aliases or last four digits only. Never enter passwords, API secrets, private keys, full account numbers, or employee-level payroll data.

Products in scope *

Engagement overview

Primary contacts

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List the tools your teams use today. Product names are enough—for example, NetSuite, SAP, Workday, Manhattan, Shopify or Snowflake.

Current system landscape

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Aggregate values or ranges are welcome when exact financial values are restricted.

Treasury and banking profile

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API means systems connect automatically. SFTP means secure files are exchanged. SWIFT is a bank messaging network. Portal/manual means a person downloads or uploads files.
Current connectivity methods
Payment rails and channels
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Provide aggregate payroll counts only—never employee names, compensation, bank details or tax identifiers.

Finance operating model

Processes in scope
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API/SOAP are direct system connections. A webhook sends an update when something happens. File transfer moves scheduled files. Warehouse share gives controlled access to analytics data. iPaaS/ETL tools connect and transform information.
Permitted integration patterns
Highest classification in scope
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PII identifies a person. PCI relates to card payments. Data residency controls where information may be stored. SSO lets employees use their company login. SCIM automates user access. SIEM collects security activity.
Data types
Environments available
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The NDA should be added only after Lexington counsel completes and approves the legal placeholders in the source agreement.
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