Alfred

Hi, I’m Alfred for Finance.

I help you reduce DSO and keep your books up to date.

I follow up on overdue invoices, automatically reconcile incoming payments, and keep your receivables records current. You know what’s collected, what’s outstanding, and what needs attention.

Here’s what I take care of

I help you work through what’s holding up payment.

A missing remittance, a disputed deduction, or an overdue invoice can each need a different response. I gather the records and prepare the match, review, or reminder your team needs.

Balance

I find the invoices that need action.

I prioritize overdue balances so your team can start with the accounts that need a follow-up.

Context

I look into what’s holding up payment.

I bring invoices, remittances, payment history, and dispute records together so your team can understand the delay.

Approval

I prepare the follow-up for approval.

I prepare the reminder or proposed match with its supporting records. Your team reviews it before the next action.

I prepare the work. You make the call.
See the work in context
Receivables queueSample data
$24,000Across three open invoices
  • Morrow & Loom14 days overdue
    $12,400
  • Copper Finch3 days overdue
    $5,600
  • Paper Harbor8 days overdue
    $6,000

Three follow-ups prepared

Draft only

Zero-day cash posting

I keep cash posting moving as payments arrive.

I automatically match incoming payments to invoices, reconcile the records, and post matched receipts to your books. Payments that need review come to your team with the supporting details.

  1. Match the payment

    I connect the incoming payment with its invoice and remittance records.

  2. Reconcile and post

    I reconcile matched receipts and post them to your books.

  3. Resolve exceptions

    Your team gets the payments that need review, with the records needed to resolve them.

Meet my specialists

Meet my receivables specialists.

I give each job a specialist. Choose one to see what I use, what I prepare, and what your team gets back.

See this agent at work
Document intakeSample data

Documents received

24

Invoices and remittances

Fields extracted

168

Linked to source documents

Ready for review

22

Required fields present

Needs attention

2

Missing purchase order

Invoice details, organized

INV-1042 · Morrow & Loom

INVOICE INV-1042USD
Customer
Morrow & Loom
Invoice amount
$12,400
Due date
30 Sep
Purchase order
Needs review
Source document attached

Review queue

3
  1. 01
    INV-1042

    Confirm the purchase order reference

  2. 02
    INV-1048

    Check the customer billing name

  3. 03
    Source document retained

    Every extracted field stays traceable

Context stays attached

Alfred’s read

Resolve the two missing references before approving the receivables records.

Finance pricing

Let’s tackle your receivables.

Tell my team how many invoices you manage, which accounting tools you use, and where collections slow down. We’ll confirm the setup and pricing with you.

Start with a Finance consultation.

We’ll review your invoice volume, accounting tools, and collections process to agree what I can help with and how much it costs.

Discuss Finance

Finance connections

I start with your invoice and payment records.

I work with Tally, Xero and Zoho ERP alongside your calendar and communication tools to support your receivables workflow.

Connect your accounting records. Tally, Xero and Zoho ERP are available for Finance. Discuss your account setup and workflow with my team. For other accounting, bank or payment tools, ask my team about support.

Start with the tools you use.
Confirm availability for your workflow.

All integrations

8 connections to explore

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Discuss a connection

Before you connect.

Here’s what to check about account access, plan availability, and setup.

I need an authorized person from your team to connect the account. Review the requested access together during setup.

Security and human control

Your data stays your business.

I keep your company’s context private and work within defined boundaries for models and connected tools. Here’s what that means for your team.

Data isolation

I work with your company data in a logically isolated environment, separate from other customers’ data.

A private pattern library

I keep your organisation’s history, decisions, signals, and outcomes in a private pattern library for your own team’s work.

No cross-customer training

Your data is not used to train shared models or build shared recommendation systems, benchmarks, or playbooks.

Foundation models for inference

I access foundation models through APIs to process requests and generate responses. This use, called inference, does not train shared models on your company data.

No third-party sharing for training

Your data is not sold, licensed, or shared with third parties for training, benchmarking, resale, or commercial intelligence.

Your intelligence is not for sale

Your subscription pays for my work. Your customer intelligence and the patterns I learn for your organisation are not sold or commercialised.

Connections you control.

I use the information your work needs and stay within the access you grant.

Read-only by default

I start with read access. My analysis does not change records in your source systems.

Scoped to your workflow

Define the systems, accounts, and data needed for the work. Request only the access and signals that workflow requires.

Write access needs approval

Changing a connected system requires explicit permission and approval. A prepared recommendation is not permission to act.

Access remains your choice

Review connection permissions during setup and when your needs change. Ask the team about access revocation, disconnection, and the controls included in your plan.

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  • Tell us about the security reviews or certifications your company requires.
  • Confirm which tools Alfred can connect to and the support your team needs.
  • Review where your data is stored, how it is protected, how long it is kept, and how AI providers process it.
  • Agree who can access data, who approves changes, and which activity records are available in your plan.