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Teller Government Cashiering has earned Workday Design Approved status and is listed on the Workday Marketplace, further strengthening its integration with Workday Financials for government agencies. Teller will be featured at Workday Rising in Las Vegas, October 12–15.
More than 50 government agencies use both Teller Government Cashiering and Workday, including:
Workday serves as a financial system of record, but the revenue lifecycle begins well before a transaction reaches the ERP. Payments may originate at a cashier window, through an online payment portal, from a remote department, or through a connected host system.
Teller Government Cashiering connects these processes to Workday, bringing cashiering, payment processing, revenue submission, deposits, and reconciliation into a unified workflow.
With Teller, agencies can:
Teller's integration with Workday is designed to help agencies organize revenue at the point of transaction, so financial data reaches Workday consistently and with less manual intervention.
Teller Government Cashiering has more than 20 years of experience serving state and local governments across North America, including complex multi-department and multi-location operations.
Recent Workday implementations demonstrate the range of revenue operations Teller can support. Santa Fe County, New Mexico, selected Teller as part of a countywide Workday implementation spanning five departments, with Teller integrating in real time with Workday and the County's property tax system.
Anoka County, Minnesota, selected Teller to modernize enterprise revenue collection across multiple County systems of record. Teller will integrate with the County’s financial and Accounts Receivable systems while centralizing cashiering, check processing, revenue submission, and reconciliation in a single cloud-based platform.
At the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, Teller integrates with Workday Accounts Receivable to support cashiering, remote deposits, payment card processing, and electronic and paper receipts. The City's experience highlights how connecting payment operations with Workday can reduce manual processes, keying errors, and discrepancies.
“Teller was configured for the City’s needs to integrate with multiple systems including Workday Accounts Receivable. These integrations have improved efficiencies in operations and eliminated errors. Remote deposit of checks and payment cards are now processed within Teller. Prior to the Teller implementation, cashiers bulk scanned checks at the end of each day and processed payment cards outside of the cashiering environment, which led to keying errors and discrepancies. Giving customers the option of receiving a paper receipt or an email receipt directly from Teller is also a huge improvement.” – City of Charlotte, NC
Teller Government Cashiering will be at Workday Rising in Las Vegas, October 12–15, where government finance and technology leaders can learn how Teller connects the payment lifecycle from the initial transaction through Workday and reconciliation.
