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Can Your Accounting Software Stop Fraud? Treasury Controls in Action

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Can Your Accounting Software Stop Fraud? Treasury Controls in Action

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PakEnergy
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Fraud prevention isn't just policy — it's the controls built into your accounting system. Here's what those controls actually look like in action. In this webinar and live demo, Certified Fraud Examiner Beth Hutton and Joel Cox of PakEnergy walk through the treasury controls and automated workflows that help oil & gas accounting teams shut down fraud and other external threats before they cost you. You'll see how to: Monitor by exception and alerts to catch problems early Enforce separation of responsibilities across your team Restrict access to personally identifiable information (PII) Use signature and positive pay files to protect outgoing payments Whether you're hardening your controls or building them from scratch, you'll come away with a concrete picture of how the right treasury tools turn fraud prevention from a worry into a workflow. About the Speaker Beth Hutton, CFE, is a Certified Fraud Examiner and Product Director of Pak Accounting at PakEnergy, joined by Joel Cox of PakEnergy. 👉 Schedule a demo: https://pakenergy.com/schedule-demo 📚 Explore additional resources: https://pakenergy.com/resources About PakEnergy PakEnergy, LLC (A Delaware LLC) is redefining how energy companies operate with a unified software platform that unlocks value across the energy lifecycle. Its audit-ready accounting suite gives energy teams the controls, compliance, and clear financial visibility to protect the bottom line — backed by intelligent automation and advanced analytics that extend across land, production, and the full operation. Headquartered in Texas, PakEnergy proudly supports over 2,300 customers with a team of seasoned professionals from the energy and technology sectors, each committed to helping clients thrive in a fast-changing industry. #oilandgas #accounting #fraudprevention