Run your whole business
on one finance platform.
One set of numbers you can trust — cash, runway, margin, and the board pack — without a big finance team. AI runs the routine and a named person approves anything that moves money.
Sample cockpit — numbers illustrative, not a live account.
Spend less time chasing the numbers. More time running the business.
The jobs an owner already carries — watching cash, reporting to the board, deciding where the money goes — on one governed platform, with AI doing the routine and a person signing anything consequential.
One place to run the whole company
Accounting, cash, payroll, spend, and controls share one ledger, so you run the business from one platform instead of stitching the picture together across a banking app, a spreadsheet, and an accounting tool.
Cash and runway you can trust at a glance
Live bank, AP, and AR roll into a cash and runway line that updates as money moves — so you know where you stand without asking anyone or waiting for the monthly deck.
Board- and investor-ready numbers you can stand behind
Statements, variance, and margin for the board and investor pack come straight from posted journals, so the figure you share is the one your books produce — not a slide keyed in the night before.
Delegate money decisions, keep the guardrails
Approvals route to the people your policies name, so you can hand off spend and payroll without handing off oversight. You still sign what matters, and every approval is recorded.
Run the routine on AI, keep your hands on the wheel
AI drafts the close, categorizes spend, and flags what looks off; anything that moves money pauses for a person. Speed on the routine, control on the consequential.
Scale before you build a big finance team
One governed platform does the assembly a stack of tools and early finance hires usually would, so your numbers keep up with the company instead of lagging it.
You are running the company on numbers you did not build — and cannot fully trust.
A founder does not need more dashboards. You need one set of numbers that is current and that you can stand behind. Today cash lives in the bank app, the plan in a spreadsheet, and the actuals in an accounting tool that is weeks behind — so you either chase people for the real number or run on a stale one. Fintra puts every function on one ledger.
The picture you decide on is whatever the last close produced, so by the time the deck lands, the cash and revenue it shows are already weeks out of date.
Banking, spend, payroll, and accounting each hold a piece and none of them fully agree — so the number you quote a board member is one you defend rather than trust.
Handing spend or payroll to the team usually means handing off visibility too, so control and delegation feel like a trade-off instead of a policy you set once.
A tool for each piece, reconciled by hand
- Bank & cards app
- Accounting / GL tool
- Payroll & HR
- Spreadsheets & the plan
- Spend & approvals
- BI dashboards
- Board deck by hand
the whole companyAI orchestration
Every function on the same governed books
Hand off the routine. Keep control of the money.
The point of AI in your business is not to move money on its own. Fintra runs the routine — the close, the categorization, the first draft of the board pack — and routes anything that moves money to a named person, sealing every decision as evidence you can show a board or an auditor.
The close, reconciliations, spend categorization, and the first cut of your reporting are drafted for you — grounded in your own books and policies, not generic assumptions.
A payment, a payroll run, an access change — anything consequential pauses for the approver your policies name, so you delegate with guardrails instead of blind trust.
Each governed action is recorded as hash-chained, recomputable evidence — the reasoning, the approver, and the result — so a board or investor question is answered from the record, not reconstructed.
Scoring is deterministic and explainable. Governance decides and records on every wired-in action and gates where it is enforced; broader automatic enforcement is staged.
What is production-ready, and what we are building with you.
- A real double-entry ledger with an automated close and financial statements straight from posted journals
- Live cash, a rolling 13-week cash flow, runway, and budget-vs-actuals on real entries
- Board- and investor-ready reporting — statements, variance, and margin from the same books
- Governed approvals that route money moves to named people, with recomputable evidence on every wired-in action
- Continuous control testing mapped to SOX 404 and SOC 2, with exceptions and evidence attached
- Multi-entity consolidation — Fintra runs single-company books per entity today; roll-ups across entities are on the roadmap
- Card, bill-pay, and financing rails simulate until you explicitly enable a provider — no real money moves in demos
- Some governance and reporting surfaces run on seeded demo data today
- Live connectors to the tools you already use are a pluggable provider seam, live for design partners
Fintra is the finance platform you run the business on — not a replacement for professional financial, tax, or investment advice. In demos, no real money moves. We will always tell you what is production-ready versus what we are building with you.
One platform to run your company, tuned to how your industry works.
A horizontal platform knows finance but not your business. A vertical tool knows your business but cannot run finance. Fintra is both — the same governed platform an owner runs on, with the depth your industry actually requires built in, and framed around whichever seat you sit in.
Explore Fintra by industryWhat is Fintra for CEOs and founders?
Fintra is the AI finance platform founders and CEOs run their whole business on: one system of record where cash and runway, the plan and actuals, payroll and spend, board- and investor-ready reporting, and continuous controls all live on the same governed ledger. AI runs the routine — the close, spend categorization, and the first cut of your reporting — and a named person approves anything that moves money, with every decision sealed as recomputable, audit-ready evidence. It gives an owner one set of numbers they can trust, and a way to delegate money decisions with guardrails, without standing up a big finance team. Fintra is the platform you run on — not a substitute for professional financial or tax advice.
Founder and CEO questions, answered
Is Fintra a finance platform for founders and CEOs?
Yes. It is the platform you run the whole business on: cash and runway, budget-vs-actuals, payroll and spend, board- and investor-ready reporting, and continuous controls on one governed ledger. A founder gets one set of numbers to trust instead of stitching a picture together across a banking app, a spreadsheet, and an accounting tool.
Can I run the company on Fintra without a big finance team?
That is the point. The platform does the assembly a stack of tools and early finance hires usually would — drafting the close, categorizing spend, and building the first cut of your reporting — so a small team, or a founder plus a bookkeeper, can keep the numbers current. You still bring judgment and approvals; Fintra keeps the books and the evidence.
How do I know the numbers I share with my board or investors are right?
The board and investor pack — statements, variance, and margin — comes straight from posted journals, so every figure drills to the transaction behind it. There is no separate BI layer keyed by hand, so the runway you quote is the number your books actually produce.
Can I delegate spending and payroll without losing control?
Yes. Approvals route to the people your policies name, and anything that moves money pauses for a human before it lands. You hand off the work while keeping the guardrails — and every approval is recorded as recomputable evidence you can show later.
Does the AI move money or make decisions on its own?
No. Fintra runs the routine and drafts the work, but anything that moves money or changes access pauses for a named approver, routed by the policies you set. It is decide-and-prove, not a black box — and Fintra is a platform you run on, not a source of personalized financial or investment advice.
Does Fintra support multiple entities and consolidation?
Fintra runs single-company books per entity today, and multi-entity consolidation is on the roadmap. We flag that honestly rather than imply a roll-up across entities ships today — a founder gets one governed platform per entity now, with consolidated views coming.
See your whole business on one platform.
Bring your books. We will show your live cash and runway, the board- and investor-ready pack, and the approvals and evidence trail on your own numbers — with a named person on anything that moves money.