For finance leaders · three pieces, one platform
Your close, always reconciled.
Real-time visibility into the books, collections running in the background, and a signed P&L — so you trust the numbers every day, not just at quarter-end.
Three pieces, one system.
AR agent
Tracks overdue invoices, drafts reminders, and can even place a voice call — the reminder only goes out after your approval.
Learn more →Automated bookkeeping
Classifies transactions, reconciles payments, and exports entries ready for your ledger — the core everything else builds on.
Financial review
Upload your books once and get a multi-year P&L, drillable to the single journal entry — signed off by your CPA.
Automated bookkeeping
Control & visibility
The state of the books at any moment — not just quarterly. Anomaly alerts before they surprise you.
Automatic reconciliation
Bank, processors, and FX reconcile themselves — and so do supplier invoices, cross-checked against the Tax Authority's feed. No manual entry; you approve only what needs judgment.
Accountant-ready
Clean, approved-only export in the format your accountant and the authority expect.
Multi-entity
The same control across companies and subsidiaries — without spreadsheets.
Tracks, reminds, and can even call — you approve before it goes out.
Every open invoice is checked against the client's payment and email history. When email isn't enough, the agent can place a call — the gap most AR tools don't close. Nothing goes out without your approval.
Learn more →A multi-year P&L, drillable to the single journal entry.
Upload historical books once, and the report continues automatically into current periods. Your accountant prepares adjustments directly on the report and signs off a final version.
The machine proposes. You sign.
Automation in bookkeeping is worth exactly as much as you can trust it. So nothing is posted without human approval — the classification is deterministic, learned from the books themselves, and every action stays transparent and auditable.
- Deterministic, not guesswork — learned from the client's own history
- A full audit trail: what was proposed, who approved, and when
- Anything ambiguous is flagged for review, never posted silently