multi-entity-accounting
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iplicit Spent Six Years Building. Then It Doubled Seven Years in a Row.
The British finance platform found a neglected customer: too complicated for small-business software, too sensible for a year-long ERP drama. Its answer was to build slowly, launch late and make the month-end close considerably less theatrical.
Campfire Is Betting Your Next CFO Will Fire the 1990s ERP - and Keep a Human on the Books
After surviving an acquisition with the books trapped in spreadsheets, John Glasgow built the finance system he wished he had. Campfire now wants to replace the old ERP without asking accountants to surrender the controls.
Docyt
Docyt is a Santa Clara, California AI company that automates accounting and bookkeeping for small and mid-sized businesses, accounting firms, and multi-location operators. Its platform captures documents, reconciles the general ledger continuously, categorizes transactions, and produces real-time financial reports, layering on top of QuickBooks rather than replacing it. In 2025 the company launched HpAI (High Precision Accounting Intelligence), an accounting-specific AI engine trained on 128 billion accounting data points, with an initial vertical focus on hospitality and hotels. Founded in 2016 by Sid Saxena and Sugam Pandey, Docyt has raised roughly $27.2M to date.
LiveFlow
LiveFlow is an AI-native accounting and financial operations platform that connects tools like QuickBooks Online and Xero to live dashboards in Google Sheets and Excel, automating financial reporting, multi-entity consolidation and month-end close. Founded in 2021 by former Revolut employees, the Y Combinator-backed company has grown from a spreadsheet-sync tool into 'Flow,' an agentic ERP used by more than 6,000 businesses - including Wendy's and Crumbl Cookies - and accounting firms such as BDO and KLR.