The finance department as an operating system.
Managed by us. Run for you.
Built, operated, and secured in your environment by people who have run finance for investor-backed companies for a decade.
Finance is stretched thin.
Finance was hired for strategy, growth, targets.Instead it's spent on spreadsheets, re-keying, chasing numbers.
What's at stake
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The whole finance department, live on one screen.
Open one screen. Everything reconciled overnight.
- Cash, runway, revenue, pipeline
- Tied to the bank
- Your approvals waiting in one queue
Someone asks why compute ran over. The answer is already written.
- The gap sized, the cause named
- Commentary drafted, source linked
- The overrun alert went to the team that owns it, not your inbox
Reporting runs itself. The afternoon is for decisions.
- Rerun the hiring plan against three revenue cases
- Price the next contract
- You make the call
The board pack is done before board week starts.
- Receipts and outflows by month
- Signed contracts and weighted pipeline, shown separately
- How far last month's forecast missed, tracked
Set up, tuned to your business, and run by a senior finance lead.
Works with the stack you already have.
- Reads from the systems you already run. Accounting, bank, cards, payroll, CRM, cloud spend, Slack.
- No new ERP, CRM, or payroll. Nothing to migrate or re-key.
- Add a tool later. One new connector. Nothing rebuilt.
The knowledge stays with the company.
- A written record of how your business works, kept in your environment.
- Every forecast and board narrative reads from it.
- Every correction becomes a test the next change has to pass.
- When someone leaves, the knowledge doesn't.
Built for one kind of company.
Talk to us if
- Investor-backed, with a board expecting monthly reporting
- Every department spends against a plan
- Finance is stretched and the next hire is budgeted
- More than one entity, revenue line, or system feeding the numbers
Not the right call if
- You need a bookkeeper or a cheaper close
- You want a tool you'll run yourself
- You want a fractional CFO's hours
- You have a full finance team and one workflow to fix
The questions we get.
How much engineering time?
One afternoon to grant access. After that, none.
How do I know the AI is right?
You label what it flags. You can see how often it's right. Each label becomes a test every change has to pass.
What can it do without a human?
Read, reconcile, draft, flag. Posting, reporting to the board, and moving money need a named approver.
Where does our data live?
Your cloud account. No copy leaves. Never used to train anything.
What if our finance hire leaves?
Everything they set up is written down in the system. The next hire inherits it.
What does it cost?
Priced against the senior hire you'd otherwise make. We give you the figure on the call.