Your finance team is re-keying what the bank already knows.
Invoice capture, bank reconciliation and bookkeeping — read from the source, matched, and posted to your accounting software. Your team reviews the exceptions, not every line.
The finance work that eats the month.
It is not hard work. It is the same work, done by hand, every cycle — and it is where the hours and the errors pile up.
A bookkeeper can lose days each month to work that never needed a person. Those days are the most expensive part of the back office.
What we automate.
One system, built around how your finance back office already works.
How it runs, end to end.
A pipeline you can watch, not a black box. Each step checks the one before it.
- Documents arriveInvoices land by email or upload. Statements are imported or pulled from the bank, read-only.
- Read and checkedFigures extracted from the source and validated against totals — no manual entry.
- ReconciledMatched against invoices and entries. Clean items flow through; mismatches are held.
- PostedEntries written to your accounting software, with a log you can read.
- Exceptions to youOnly what needs judgment reaches a person. Everything routine does not.
you the system
Read-only bank accessWe read statements. We never move money.
You approve what postsEntries can wait for your confirmation before they reach the books.
No stored passwordsAccess runs through your own systems and tokens; we don't hold your credentials.
You own the systemSource code and accounts are in your name from day one.
What changes.
The point isn't the software. It's where your team's time goes.
Illustrative: for a company handling ~300 invoices a month, that is one system reading and reconciling them, with a person reviewing the dozen or so that don't match — instead of typing all 300.
We work to a fixed scope and a fixed price, show it running on your real data before the end, and leave you owning the system.
Finance is one of the areas we automate. See the others, or how we work.
See whether your finance back office is worth automating.
A 45-minute scoping call. Walk us through your month-end; we'll tell you honestly what's worth automating and what isn't.