Finance is the platform's accounting-and-cash slice: invoices receivable, expenses payable, reimbursements, fiscal-period closes. It sits next to the Invoice & AP app (which handles supplier invoices) - Finance is more about the broader ledger view, period closes, and the workflows around them.
Modules inside
- Invoices - customer invoices, payment tracking, aging reports
- Expenses - corporate spend, categorization, approval routing
- Reimbursements - employee expense reimbursements, bulk mark-paid, journal posting (shipped Phase A-G recently)
- Fiscal Periods - period authoring, lock/unlock, period-close checklists
- Bank Reconciliation - bank-statement-to-GL matching
- Reports - P&L, trial balance, cash flow (all configurable)
Bundled AI agents
- Expense Categorizer - classifies submitted expenses to chart-of-accounts codes
- Reimbursement Approver - validates expenses against policy + flags suspicious patterns (duplicate receipts, post-trip submissions, out-of-policy categories)
- Bank Reconciler - matches bank statement lines to GL entries with confidence scores; pauses on ambiguous matches
- Period Close Coordinator - runs the close checklist, surfaces blocking issues, drafts the period-close memo
Configure on day one
- Chart of accounts - import from your existing system or use the platform default (configurable per industry)
- Currencies - tenant-default + per-record overrides; FX rates auto-fetched daily from configurable source
- Fiscal periods - calendar vs custom (4-4-5, 13-period, etc.) - lock-once-set
- Approval thresholds - per-category, per-cost-center, per-amount; routes through HITL automatically
- RBAC v3 - Finance data is sensitive; default policies fence non-Finance roles to read-only on their own department's records
Common workflows
Employee submits expense -> Categorizer assigns GL code -> Approver validates against policy -> manager approves in-app -> Reimbursement Approver bundles into the next reimbursement batch -> Finance hits Mark-Paid -> journal posts to ledger. Full audit trail at every step.