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A Finance AI Is Only as Good as What It Remembers

Company Memory is the durable institutional knowledge the AI reasons over - your accounting policies, approval hierarchy, preferred vendors, budgeting assumptions, and commission plans - so it decides the way your company actually operates, not the way a generic model guesses.

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Fintra · Company Memory
POLICIES
in force
the AI applies them
APPROVAL RULES
who signs what
by amount + category
ASSUMPTIONS
budget + comp
reasoned over
Accounting policy - capitalize software over $5kremembered
Approval hierarchy - CFO signs above $50kenforced
Preferred vendor - Ineos, net-30 termsknown
Commission plan - 8% on new logos, cappedapplied
Budgeting assumption - 3% headcount growthreferenced

Illustrative - product direction

The knowledge that makes AI decisions yours

A chatbot starts every conversation from zero. A finance AI cannot - the decisions it helps make depend on things only your company knows: that software over five thousand dollars is capitalized, that the CFO signs anything above fifty thousand, that Ineos is the preferred vendor on net-30 terms, that the commission plan pays eight percent on new logos with a cap. Company Memory is where that durable knowledge lives, so the AI reasons from your policies and history instead of generic assumptions.

What Company Memory holds

  • Accounting policies - capitalization thresholds, revenue recognition rules, chart-of-accounts conventions
  • Approval hierarchy - who signs what, by amount and category
  • Preferred vendors - who you buy from, on what terms
  • Budgeting assumptions - growth rates, headcount plans, the numbers behind the plan
  • Commission plans - how sellers are paid, with the rules and caps
  • The institutional context that would otherwise live only in a founder’s head

Why the rest of Fintra needs it

Company Memory is what turns generic automation into your automation. The AI Inbox uses it to know that a commission exceeding plan is worth a decision. The governance layer uses the approval hierarchy to route the right action to the right named human. The Workspace uses budgeting assumptions to explain why runway moved. Because it all sits on one shared data model, remembered knowledge is applied consistently everywhere a decision is made - not re-entered tool by tool.

Where this is today

Frequently asked questions

What is Company Memory?

It is the durable institutional knowledge a finance AI reasons over - accounting policies, approval hierarchy, preferred vendors, budgeting assumptions, and commission plans - so its decisions reflect how your company actually operates rather than generic defaults.

Why does a finance AI need durable memory?

Because finance decisions depend on company-specific rules and history that do not fit in a single prompt and must persist across sessions and modules. Without durable memory, the AI would re-guess your policies every time instead of applying them consistently.

Is Company Memory live today?

Partly. Approval hierarchy, budget assumptions, and vendor records already exist as structured data the platform uses. A single first-class memory store the AI reads and writes across every module is in active development.

How is this different from an AI that "learns" my business?

We do not claim the AI silently learns everything on its own. Company Memory is explicit, governed knowledge - the rules and records you provide and maintain - so what the AI applies is auditable, not a black box.

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