You own the sign-off. The agents run the close.
FinanceX is an AI finance platform that unifies every ERP you run — Oracle, SAP, Dynamics — into one live picture, then runs the close on it: a team of specialist AI agents reconciles the ledgers, drafts the journal entry with its supporting evidence, and surfaces every variance in dollars — ready for your sign-off. It doesn’t wait to be asked, and nothing posts to the ledger until a controller says yes.
The autonomous layer over your finance stack — wired into Oracle, SAP, and Dynamics, your banks and tax. 1,300+ pre-built integrations, configured with no code.
Give it “close the books” — an outcome, not a macro. It plans the path.
Correlates across ledgers, drafts the entry, recovers from the exception. Work, not words.
Every figure comes from your ERPs and banks — computed, never guessed or hallucinated.
Grounded in your accounting policy, controls & GAAP. Not a vendor rule library.
Bounded specialists — collections, treasury, tax — under one reasoning core. Not one bot.
It prepares the decision and files it for sign-off. Nothing posts until a person says yes.
Set the policy and the controls; a reasoning core reads every ERP, correlates the ledgers, and routes each $-quantified issue to the specialist who owns it — which prepares a decision that’s ready to approve, and posts nothing until a person says yes. It runs inside your perimeter; your books never leave.
The core fans work out to bounded specialists — each expert at its slice of finance, each carrying its own knowledge, tools, and controls, and each a full workspace in its own right.
A dashboard makes you go looking. FinanceX surfaces the variance before you ask, in dollars, addressed to the owner — with the journal entry and its supporting evidence prepared. Sign off, and the ledger actually posts. Try it:
Every piece of that model is yours to shape — stand up a new role portal, add a specialist agent, define what to observe, load a new policy, or change a workflow — all in the admin console, no code and no waiting on a release. Wiring your ERPs is a fast implementation, not a rebuild.
The best finance copilots give one workspace, bolted to one ERP. FinanceX gives every close process one — reconciliation, journal entries, accruals, approvals, treasury, and reporting — each with its ranked worklist, its supporting evidence read for you, the next move, and the plain-English answer, on every ERP you run.
Every account and exception ranked by dollars and urgency — with the reason it's on top.
Invoices, payments, disputes, promises, and every email — read and summarized in one place.
The move to make next — call, remind, escalate, sweep, apply-fix — compliant with your policy.
Understands the incoming message, pulls the intent, and drafts the policy-compliant reply.
Ask an account — or the whole book — a plain-English question and get the answer with its source.
Every company runs the same cycle — transactions to sign-off to reporting, then it starts again. FinanceX runs each step, and hands you the one that needs a controller.
From the first feed to the board pack, FinanceX runs the month: consolidate, reconcile, post, cleanse, sweep, and report — coordinated by one reasoning core.
Automation that posts to the ledger can’t be a black box — and in finance, a wrong number is worse than no number.
Every figure is computed from your ledgers by real arithmetic — the same inputs always produce the same answer. It will not hallucinate a number.
It prepares the entry, the sweep, the fix — then files it for a real approve/reject. Nothing posts until a person says yes.
It runs inside your private cloud; your books never leave. Every observation and decision lands on an append-only trail.
Same engine as StudioX Core. FinanceX runs on the same AI Missions, Enterprise Knowledge layer, and 1,300+ integrations as every StudioX deployment — the same pattern that runs the resident lifecycle (ResidentX), network operations (NetworkX), and the manufacturing line (FactoryX), packaged for finance. Wiring your ERPs is a fast implementation, not a rebuild — the intelligence is already built.
Point it at your ERPs and banks. Ask what needs a decision this week — and watch it consolidate every system, surface what matters in dollars, and hand each call to the person who owns it.