About

The finance department
that works while you sleep.

Why we built this

The close is a 20-year-old checklist. We think it can be a background job.

Plenty of companies are too complex for bookkeeping software and too small to justify a finance team. They pay a fractional stack — a bookkeeper plus a fractional CFO — to reconcile accounts, chase invoices, reverse last month's accruals, maintain revenue recognition spreadsheets, and run a close checklist that hasn't changed in decades.

Most of that work isn't judgment. It's rules applied to evidence — the kind of work that should be done by software.

We built BeanStack to do it. Not assisted — not a copilot that helps someone do it faster — but the determination itself: software that reads your contracts, invoices, and bank feeds, applies your accounting policies, posts the routine decisions, and escalates the exceptions.

It runs the full workflow, end to end — documents to posted entries, bank feeds to reconciled books, contracts to recognition schedules — with the evidence behind every decision. On its own ledger, or as the working layer over the one you already have.

Four things we believe
that guide everything.

01

Automation over augmentation

A system that suggests what to do is a better tool. A system that does it is a different category. We build the latter.

02

Explainability is non-negotiable

Every AI decision in BeanStack has a reason, a source, and a confidence score. Finance demands it. An autonomous system that cannot explain itself is not trustworthy.

03

Complexity is our job

ASC 606, multi-entity eliminations, accruals, FX translation — we handle the hard parts so you do not have to. Simplifying the problem by ignoring the complexity is not a solution.

04

The close should be a background job

Not a multi-day sprint. Not a monthly crisis. A background process that runs, surfaces exceptions, and notifies you when it is done.

Get in touch.

We're in private beta. If your company runs without a finance team and you want to see BeanStack keep your books — compared against your existing system first — we'd like to talk.