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Peakflo
Peakflo is a Singapore-founded, Y Combinator-backed (W22) finance automation platform that puts B2B accounts receivable and accounts payable on autopilot. It connects to accounting systems and ERPs to automate invoice collections, bill payments, expense reimbursements and reconciliation, helping finance teams get paid faster, cut vendor payment time and reclaim thousands of hours a month. Positioned as the AI-native alternative to legacy AP/AR tools for the mid-market and Southeast Asia.
Hyperbots Inc.
Hyperbots is an agentic AI company building finance and accounting co-pilots for mid-market enterprises. Its platform automates core workflows - procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, expense management and analytics - by converting unstructured financial documents into structured, ERP-ready data. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Dover, Delaware with engineering in Bengaluru, the company reports 99.8% document accuracy and up to 80% straight-through processing, and in 2025 raised a $6.5M Series A co-led by Arkam Ventures and Athera Venture Partners to expand in the U.S. and launch HyperLM, a large language model trained specifically on finance data.
Growfin
Growfin is a B2B SaaS company that builds an AI-powered accounts receivable (AR) automation platform - effectively a 'Finance CRM' - that helps finance teams track invoices, automate collections, match and post payments, and forecast cash inflow. Founded in 2020 by ex-Freshworks product and engineering leaders Aravind Gopalan and Raja Jayaraman, the company connects finance, sales, and customer success teams to accelerate cash collection and give CFOs visibility and predictability over receivables.
Plooto
Plooto is a Toronto-based fintech that automates accounts payable and accounts receivable for small and medium-sized businesses and the accounting firms that serve them. It unifies invoice capture, approval workflows, domestic and international payments, and two-way reconciliation with QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite - giving finance teams one place to control money moving in and out. More than 10,000 organizations across North America use the platform.
Dill
Dill is a San Francisco fintech, founded in 2022 and backed by Y Combinator (W23), that helps construction wholesalers, distributors, and suppliers get paid faster. Its software digitizes the paper-heavy back office of the building-materials trade - online credit applications, accounts-receivable automation, white-labeled payment portals, and lien-rights tracking - and plugs into distribution ERPs like Epicor Prophet 21 and Eclipse. The pitch is simple: suppliers spend less time chasing invoices and more time selling.
Wholesail
Wholesail is a San Francisco fintech building the accounts receivable platform for the food and beverage supply chain. It helps food and beverage distributors onboard customers, automate collections, manage credit risk, and accept ACH and card payments so they get paid faster while keeping customer relationships intact. Founded by ex-OpenTable product and engineering leaders, the company targets the largely paper-driven, trillion-dollar US food distribution market.
Catherine Jiang
Catherine Jiang is the founder and CEO of Dill, a Y Combinator-backed (W23) software company that helps construction suppliers automate accounts receivable, online payments, credit applications, and lien rights management to get paid faster. A second-time founder, she previously co-founded SiteTrace (acquired by BuildCentrix) and was a product manager at Yelp. She holds a B.S. in Symbolic Systems from Stanford. Dill launched in 2023 serving foodservice distributors and later refocused on the construction supply chain, where late payments and paper-based invoicing choke cash flow.
FlexPoint
FlexPoint is a payments and billing automation platform built specifically for managed service providers (MSPs) and the small-to-mid-sized businesses they serve. It automates the entire billing lifecycle - syncing with accounting and PSA tools, sending branded invoices and reminders, collecting payments via AutoPay, processing card and ACH transactions, and reconciling deposits - so technology partners get paid faster with far less manual work. Founded in 2023 by Victor Lopez, Sam Kushner, and Alex Kushner, FlexPoint has raised $19.5M and is trusted by more than 40,000 businesses.
Tabs
Tabs is an AI-native revenue platform that automates the contract-to-cash cycle for B2B finance and accounting teams. Its AI agents read messy customer contracts, generate and send invoices, chase collections, reconcile payments, and handle revenue recognition - turning manual back-office work into software. Founded in 2023 in New York by operators from Latch, Tabs serves 200+ customers including Cursor and Statsig, and raised a $55M Series B led by Lightspeed in September 2025, bringing total funding past $91M.
Billtrust
Billtrust is a cloud-based fintech that automates the entire order-to-cash and invoice-to-cash cycle for B2B businesses - credit decisioning, online ordering, invoice delivery, payments, cash application, and collections. Founded in 2001 by Flint Lane, it went public via SPAC in 2021 (Nasdaq: BTRS) and was taken private by EQT in late 2022 for about $1.7 billion. Its Business Payments Network connects buyers, suppliers, and banks to move trillions in B2B payments with far less manual work.
Grant Halloran
Grant Halloran is the Chief Executive Officer of Billtrust, the B2B accounts receivable workflow and payments company. He stepped into the role in December 2025 after a multi-year run as CEO of Planful, where he tripled revenue and doubled both the customer base and headcount. A 25-year enterprise software operator, he has held senior roles at Anaplan, Infor, Heavy.ai (formerly OmniSci / MapD), and co-founded the SaaS marketing platform Orbis with his brother in Australia in the late 1990s.
Eli Chait
Eli Chait is the Co-Founder and CEO of Wholesail, a San Francisco-based B2B payment risk management platform modernizing accounts receivable for food and beverage distributors. His origin story is unusually grounded: at age 12, he was entering invoices for his father's restaurant in Los Angeles. That early hands-on encounter with the pain of paper-based B2B trade became the north star for his entire career - from co-founding Copilot (a restaurant analytics startup acquired by OpenTable) to leading Wholesail through a $22.6M Series A. With a team of repeat entrepreneurs forged at OpenTable, Wholesail is building the credit and payments network for the $1+ trillion US food distribution market.