Invoices keyed in by hand.
Supplier invoices arrive as PDFs, scans and portal downloads, and someone types every line into the accounting system.
We automate the repetitive work in accounts payable, collections, the month-end close and reporting. Your finance team keeps the approvals and the judgement.
Most of them come from repetitive work that follows rules your team already knows. An agent can prepare that work, and a person checks it.
Supplier invoices arrive as PDFs, scans and portal downloads, and someone types every line into the accounting system.
Reconciliations, accruals and chasing colleagues for missing figures take days before anyone can report.
Chasing customers is nobody’s main job, so reminders go out late and debtor days drift.
The ledger, the bank, spreadsheets and inboxes each hold part of the picture, so every report starts with copy and paste.
Manual keying and matching let mistakes through, and they surface months later when they’re harder to fix.
Someone compares every receipt with the policy, and the claims that arrive late hold up the month-end.
Use cases
Each one runs in the finance systems you already use. You decide which steps the agent takes alone and which need a person’s sign-off.
Finance
The agent reads each supplier invoice, runs the three-way match against the purchase order and goods receipt, and suggests the coding for your team to approve.
Finance
The agent prepares bank and balance sheet reconciliations, drafts accruals for review and flags differences with the supporting detail.
Finance
The agent matches incoming payments to open invoices, keeps the aged debtors list current and drafts reminders for your credit controller to send.
Finance
The agent gathers the documents and figures your auditors and tax advisers ask for, checks the pack is complete and drafts answers with the sources attached.
Finance
The agent pulls actuals, compares them with budget and forecast, and drafts commentary on the variances above your thresholds.
Finance
The agent checks each claim against your policy and its receipts, then sends it to the usual approver with any issue marked.
Agents work in the systems you already use. Before we propose a build, we check how each one connects and agree access with your IT team.
Accounting and ERP, billing, documents and reporting. They stay where they are; the agent works across them.
We build agents on the AI platform your company already uses. If you don’t have one, we help you choose and set one up.
Start with work that is high in volume, follows clear rules and already has a person checking it. In finance, that’s often accounts payable or bank reconciliations. If you’re not sure, Blueprint ranks your options by value and feasibility.
Most accounting and ERP systems, and the billing, document and email tools around them. The systems section above shows common examples. If yours isn’t listed, we check how it connects before we propose a build.
No. The agents we build can prepare a payment run and check it against approved invoices. A person on your team approves and releases every payment.
Before we build, we agree what data each agent can use, where it’s processed and who can see it. If you prefer a particular region, we process your data there. Agents get only the access the task needs, every run is logged, and you own your data and the agents.
Allow 8–12 weeks for a first agent. We spend weeks 1–3 mapping and redesigning the process. We agree your schedule before work starts.
No. We check the documents and records the process depends on. Where sources conflict or have no owner, Neam Context resolves them with the people responsible. Allow 4–6 weeks for 1–2 departments.
Tell us which task takes your team the most time each month. We’ll talk through whether an agent could help.