Webinar – Automating operational transfer pricing with EXA OTP: leveraging SAP Joule and AI agents

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Webinar – Automating operational transfer pricing with EXA OTP: leveraging SAP Joule and AI agents

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Hear how organisations can transform their operational transfer pricing processes in a webinar held in partnership between EXA AG and ITR on September 15

Are your operational transfer pricing processes still dependent on manual activities, spreadsheets, and fragmented system landscapes?

Join this webinar to discover how EXA OTP, the SAP-integrated operational transfer pricing solution, helps organisations automate, standardise, and optimise their transfer pricing processes directly within SAP ERP and SAP S/4HANA.

This session will demonstrate how companies can achieve greater efficiency, transparency, and compliance by embedding transfer pricing monitoring and execution into their core financial processes. You will learn how EXA OTP supports end-to-end operational transfer pricing, from automated data extraction and P&L segmentation to transfer price calculations, service allocations, royalty processing, and year-end adjustments.

EXA will also share its vision for the next generation of operational transfer pricing powered by SAP Joule and AI-enabled agents. Discover how intelligent agents can support process orchestration, anomaly detection, compliance monitoring, and business decision-making through natural language interaction and contextual recommendations.

Key topics

The following topics will be covered:

  • Automated data extraction and harmonisation within SAP;

  • Real-time P&L monitoring, segmentation, and variance analysis;

  • Forecasting and dynamic transfer pricing adjustments;

  • Customs valuation and transfer pricing alignment;

  • Multi-step service charge and allocation calculations;

  • End-to-end intercompany royalty management;

  • Audit-ready workflows embedded directly in SAP;

  • AI-powered operational transfer pricing with SAP Joule and intelligent agents; and

  • Future-ready architectures for tax, finance, and IT.

Who should attend?

The webinar is designed for the following:

  • Transfer pricing professionals;

  • Tax technology professionals;

  • Finance leaders and controllers;

  • SAP ERP and SAP S/4HANA experts;

  • Digital transformation and process automation teams; and

  • IT architects supporting tax and finance functions.

Join us on September 15 and learn how EXA SAP Add-on Software can help your organisation establish a best-in-class, AI-enabled operational transfer pricing framework that drives efficiency, compliance, transparency, and sustainable business value.

Register today and discover the future of operational transfer pricing with EXA OTP.

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Frank Schoeneborn

Head of the EXA Operational Transfer Pricing Software programme

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Virendrakumar Pathak

Chief technology officer at EXA

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