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AI Finance — from invoices to risk analytics

Want to get your finances in order and stop spending your evenings on spreadsheets? AI Finance takes care of the routine stuff: it recognizes invoices, checks payments, generates reports, and tells you where your money is going. Start with a simple pipeline: incoming invoices → auto-OCR → verification of details → categorization → upload to accounting. Add alerts for late payments and automatic letters to customers, and your cash flow will be more stable. For weekly reviews, keep a dashboard with key metrics: revenue, gross margin, expenses by category, DSO, and account balance forecast. Next, create a mini-forecast model: seasonality, sales plans, and “optimistic/base/pessimistic” scenarios.

Starter stack (EN): invoices, expense tracking, forecasting

• Invoices (EN): OCR capture, vendor validation, due-date reminders, auto-posting to ledger.

• Expense tracking (EN): receipt scanner, category rules, monthly caps, anomaly alerts.

• Forecasting (EN): rolling 13-week cash flow, seasonality factors, scenario planner.

• Controls (EN): approval workflows, audit trail, role-based access.

• Reports (EN): P&L snapshot, cash burn, MRR/ARR (if SaaS), variance vs plan.

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