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An AI finance employee that prepares the work for review.

Extracts invoice data, categorises records, reconciles information, identifies anomalies, and prepares reports — so finance staff review and approve rather than re-key.

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AI Finance Employee

Finance operations

Waiting for approval
Task
Matching supplier invoice to purchase order
Tools
InboxAccountingERP
Approval
Required before any ledger posting
Last action
Flagged possible duplicate invoice
AutonomySupervised

The role

What this AI employee is for

Back-office finance work with a lot of documents and matching: invoices, receipts, statements, and reconciliations. Accuracy matters, so the AI prepares and checks while people approve.

Repetitive work it can handle

  • Extract data from invoices, receipts, and statements
  • Categorise transactions against your chart of accounts
  • Match invoices to purchase orders and payments
  • Reconcile records between bank, ledger, and sub-systems
  • Identify duplicates, anomalies, and missing documents
  • Prepare reconciliation and summary reports for review

Systems

Tools it can connect to

Connected through scoped, revocable access. Examples below; your actual stack is confirmed during scoping.

  • Accounting software (e.g. Xero, QuickBooks)
  • ERP
  • Bank feeds
  • Email inbox
  • Document storage
  • Spreadsheets

Approval model

Clear lines between doing, asking, and never

allow

Handles on its own

  • Data extraction
  • Suggested categorisation
  • Matching
  • Report preparation

require approval

Asks for approval

  • Posting entries to the ledger
  • Resolving mismatches
  • Anything above amount thresholds

deny

Never does

  • Initiates payments
  • Changes vendor bank details
  • Closes accounting periods

Example workflow

Invoice to approved entry

  1. 1

    Receive

    Invoice arrives by email.

  2. 2

    Extract

    Fields and line items captured.

  3. 3

    Match

    Compared to PO and receipt.

  4. 4

    Flag

    Anomalies highlighted.

  5. 5Human

    Approve

    Finance reviews and posts.

Implementation

How we put it to work

Document review

01

Sample invoices and records to understand formats.

Rules definition

02

Categorisation, matching, and threshold rules agreed.

Preparation mode

03

AI prepares; finance approves every entry.

Expand coverage

04

More document types and checks over time.

Expected benefit

What changes for the team

Less manual data entry

Staff review prepared data instead of typing it.

Earlier anomaly detection

Duplicates and mismatches are flagged as they arrive.

Faster close preparation

Reconciliations are ready for review sooner.

Limitations

What it does not do

  • It does not replace accounting judgment or sign-off.
  • Unusual document formats may need human handling.
  • Payment execution remains outside its permissions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01Can it make payments?

No. Payment execution and bank detail changes are deliberately outside its permissions.

02How accurate is invoice extraction?

Accuracy depends on document quality and formats. We measure it on your own documents during the pilot, and every extracted value is validated and reviewable.

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Next step

Design your AI finance employee.

A strategy call is a working conversation about one workflow: what it involves today, what could be automated, and what a first build would look like.

What happens next

  1. 1Tell us about one workflow
  2. 2We review it before replying
  3. 3A working session, then a first-build proposal