Financial Synergy releases upgraded Acurity

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23 August 2013
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Superannuation and investment software provider Financial Synergy has released the latest version of its Acurity platform, including what it says are the most up-to-date SuperStream rollover messaging formats. 

The company said the new formats also included those identified by the industry during gateway interoperability testing. 

Commenting on the release, Financial Synergy chief executive Stephen Mackley said some of the changes had only been announced by the Australian Taxation Office in recent weeks. 

"The fact our team has implemented these changes, tested them and made a new release available again demonstrates our ability to respond to change and meet our clients' needs," he said.

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