Fintra Feature
A boardroom of AI advisors for the hard calls
Executive Council
Example figures- THE QUESTION
- Hire 2 AEs now?
- debated
- ADVISORS
- 4 lenses
- finance · growth · risk · people
- VERDICT
- conditional yes
- with guardrails
- CFO lens: runway impact
- EBITDA −$180k yr1
- Growth lens: pipeline coverage
- supports +$240k yr2
- Risk lens: ramp/attrition
- breakeven ~7 months
- Synthesis
- yes, if pipeline holds 2 qtrs
Why a panel beats a prompt
A single model answers whatever you ask in the frame you asked it. Real decisions have tensions: the growth case argues one way, the runway case another. The AI Executive Council runs the decision through distinct specialist lenses grounded in your own numbers, makes the disagreement explicit, and only then synthesizes, so you see the trade-off, not a confident monologue.
Decision support, not a decision-maker
Questions people ask
What is the AI Executive Council?
It is a multi-agent panel that debates a business decision from distinct specialist angles (finance, growth, risk, people) surfaces the disagreements, and synthesizes a reasoned recommendation grounded in your own numbers.
How is it different from asking a chatbot?
A single model answers in one frame. The Council deliberately runs multiple specialist lenses that can disagree, makes the tension explicit, and then synthesizes, so you see the trade-off rather than one confident opinion.
Does it make decisions?
No. It is decision support: it recommends with the trade-offs shown; a human decides, and any consequential action still goes through the draft-first, verdict-gated path.
What is it grounded in?
Your real finance data (runway, pipeline, cost structure) because Fintra owns the books, so the advice is specific to your business, not generic.
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