Every feature built for one purpose: smarter decisions on idle capital
Ampla Medralia brings together live market signals, structured comparisons, and clear reporting so you can evaluate where your cash sits without guesswork.
Explore the capabilities below to see how each module supports day-to-day treasury decisions.
A complete toolkit for cash and capital allocation
Ampla Medralia is organized around the questions business owners actually ask: where is my capital, what is it earning, and what are the alternatives right now. Each feature below addresses one part of that question.
Real-time rate and yield tracking
Ampla Medralia continuously pulls published rate data across deposit accounts, money market instruments, and short-term fixed income so you are never working from a stale snapshot. Figures update as sources change, giving you a current picture rather than a monthly estimate.
This matters because idle capital decisions are time-sensitive — a rate that looked competitive last quarter may no longer be the strongest available option today.
Structured comparison views
Rather than scanning separate statements or provider pages, Ampla Medralia lays out your current holdings and available alternatives in a single structured view — organized by liquidity, term, and indicative return.
You can filter by how quickly you may need access to funds, so the comparison always reflects your actual constraints, not a generic ranking.
A clear view of where capital currently sits
Ampla Medralia consolidates your recorded balances across accounts and instruments into a single allocation map, showing concentration by type, term, and provider. It highlights where a large share of capital sits in a single position.
This view is descriptive, not prescriptive — it is designed to surface patterns for you to interpret, not to instruct a specific reallocation.
Configurable notifications on rate movement
You can set thresholds for rate changes relevant to your current holdings or watchlist. When a tracked instrument crosses that threshold, Ampla Medralia flags it, so you are not required to check the dashboard manually on a fixed schedule.
Thresholds are entirely user-defined, so the system adapts to how closely you want to monitor a given position.
Exportable summaries for internal review
Every comparison and allocation view can be exported as a structured summary, suitable for internal records, board discussion, or a conversation with your accountant or advisor. Reports are formatted consistently so they can be reviewed period over period.
Ampla Medralia does not generate recommendations within these reports — they present the data in an organized, readable form for your own interpretation.
Designed around review habits, not one-off lookups
Most idle capital decisions aren't made in a single sitting — they're revisited weekly or monthly as balances shift and new options appear. Ampla Medralia is structured for that rhythm: data stays current between visits, and prior comparisons remain available rather than disappearing after a single session.
The result is a tool you return to as part of a routine, not a report you generate once and set aside.
From data to decision in three steps
Each feature connects into a simple working flow, so you move from raw figures to a documented decision without switching tools.
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STEP 01
Connect your figures
Enter or import your current balances and holdings across accounts, so Ampla Medralia has an accurate starting picture to work from.
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STEP 02
Review live comparisons
See your holdings placed alongside current market data, filtered by liquidity and term, so alternatives are easy to evaluate.
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STEP 03
Document and export
Generate a structured summary of the comparison to support internal discussion or a decision you plan to act on.
How teams use these features day to day
Different roles tend to lean on different parts of Ampla Medralia. Here's how the feature set typically gets used.
Monthly allocation review
A finance lead uses the allocation map and comparison view together during a monthly review, exporting a summary to bring into a leadership meeting without preparing a separate spreadsheet.
Quick checks between meetings
A business owner relies on threshold alerts to flag meaningful rate movement, then opens the comparison view only when something is worth a closer look.
Keeping records current
A bookkeeper updates balances regularly so the allocation map stays accurate, and pulls exported reports when reconciling records at period close.
See these features applied to your own figures
Start an analysis with your current balances to see how Ampla Medralia organizes and compares them in practice.