Problem

Enterprise finance teams are buried under high-volume, repetitive work across procure-to-pay and order-to-cash: invoice handling, vendor and customer correspondence, collections, payment tracking, reconciliation, and inbox management. These workflows are often manual, error-prone, and difficult to scale, creating headcount costs, slower closes, weaker visibility into cash, and longer days sales outstanding. The killer use case is automating accounts-receivable collections: dynamically prioritizing customer accounts, streamlining dunning, responding to inquiries, and accelerating payment so finance teams improve cash flow without simply adding staff.

Product / Service

Auditoria is a cloud-based, enterprise SaaS platform that supplies agentic AI “workers” for corporate finance. Its SmartVendor products automate accounts payable and supplier-management processes, while SmartCustomer handles accounts receivable and collections; the broader platform also supports general-ledger, audit, procurement, and finance-intelligence workflows. The agents operate inside a company’s ERP and other systems of record, using shared-inbox and business-process data to execute tasks end to end rather than merely producing recommendations.

The product combines natural-language processing, machine learning, generative AI, and Auditoria’s specialized language model to understand invoices, emails, vendor or customer requests, and finance data. It is designed to run according to company policies with auditability and control, integrating with platforms such as Oracle, SAP, and Workday. The benefit is faster and more accurate execution of routine work, better cash-performance visibility, lower DSO, reduced operational cost and risk, and more capacity for finance professionals to focus on analysis and decisions.

Market

Auditoria competes in enterprise finance and accounting automation, increasingly positioned as agentic or autonomous AI for the Office of the CFO. Its scope overlaps AP automation, AR and invoice-to-cash automation, close and general-ledger operations, vendor management, and business-process automation. For its SmartCustomer offering, G2 identifies Billtrust, Invoiced, and Sage Intacct as leading alternatives, while Auditoria’s ERP partnerships with Oracle and Workday place it alongside both specialized automation vendors and broader finance-software platforms.

Auditoria is not pre-revenue in the ordinary startup sense: it reports enterprise customers including Rocket Companies, RingCentral, Truist Insurance Holdings, Match Group, Ochsner Health System, StockX, Denny’s, Blackbaud, and Memorial Sloan Kettering, although the research does not establish audited revenue. The company announced a $38 million Series B in February 2025, reported triple-digit growth in 2024, and said that by August 2025 it was processing $3.3 billion in collections and more than $16.5 billion in invoicing annually, following earlier disclosures of $2.4 billion and $9 billion respectively. Those figures indicate meaningful enterprise adoption and operating scale, while the absence of verified revenue or customer-count data limits a more precise assessment of market penetration.