In pilot testingAI agents for your back officeWorks with QuickBooks Online

The back office that asks before it acts.

Fidurant’s AI agents read your bills, receipts and statements and draft the entries. Guardrails check every number and flag what looks wrong. You approve, and it posts to QuickBooks. Fidurant never moves money.

Go on, pick one up.Go on, flick one sideways.

01 The sweep

From the pile on your desk to a queue that waits for you.

  1. Fidurant reads in pencil.

    Every file is checked for malware first. Then Fidurant’s AI agents read each page (vendor, dates, line items, totals) and suggest how to code it. Suggestions stay in pencil.

  2. Guardrails check in type.

    Totals are re-added. Each bill is matched to its purchase order and to what arrived. Bank details are compared with the vendor’s history. Fixed rules, never a guess.

  3. Only you write in ink.

    Everything waits, drafted, for your yes. Approve it and it posts to QuickBooks.

In short: of the ten documents on the desk, six are drafted and waiting for your approval, one bill from a look-alike sender is held for you, the purchase order and receiving slip are clipped to their bill, the bank statement is matched line by line, and $0.00 moved.

Start with these three

Checked against what’s already in your QuickBooks Online.

  1. Northwind SupplyPO-1042 · received: the purchase order PO-1042 and receiving slip RS-2207 are clipped behind this bill Matches PO-1042 and the receiving slip1,284.50
  2. Hollis & Vane Hardware Total re-added86.17
  3. Brightwater Linen Totals re-added342.00
  4. Juniper Fuel Total re-added48.20
  5. Marlow Print Co. Totals re-added612.40
  6. Pinecrest Waste Totals re-added215.00

Bank statement (CSV) · matched line by line

Held for you · look-alike sender, bank details changed.

Northwind Suppy4,812.00

Drafted · waiting for you6 drafted · 1 held · $0.00 moved

Fidurant never moves money. Payments are prepared for you to send from your own bank.

02 Your yes

Your turn. Start with these three.

This is the approval queue. Approve what looks right. Notice what Fidurant held back.

  1. BillINV-3381 · due Nov 14

    $1,284.50

    Northwind Supply

    • Matches PO-1042 and the receiving slip
    • Same bank details as the last 6 bills
  2. ReceiptPhone photo · Oct 30

    $86.17

    Hollis & Vane Hardware

    Read from a phone photo. Hollis & Vane has been coded to Repairs 11 times before.

    • Total re-added
    • Paid by card: matches the October statement
  3. FlaggedINV-3390 · due Nov 4

    $4,812.00

    “Northwind Suppy”

    Sent from northwind-supp1y.com, a look-alike of your vendor’s domain, with bank details that differ from every past Northwind bill. Call Northwind on a number you already have before paying.

Posted to QuickBooks

Waiting for you

Approve something and it lands here.

    Approved total$0.00

    A demo with made-up vendors.

    In Fidurant, approving a bill posts it to QuickBooks for you. Paying it stays with you.

    03 Accuracy

    98%Footnote 1 of what Fidurant read from documents was right in pilot testing.

    Extraction accuracy: the share of details Fidurant read correctly from documents in our internal pilot testing, before human review.↩

    It does the reading. You make the call.

    Reading a crumpled receipt or a twelve-page bill is work AI is genuinely good at. Fidurant reads it, shows its reasoning and puts the call in front of you, so a miss never reaches your books unseen.

    The two circled are the ones you catch.That’s the job: catching the two.

    04 The math

    Guardrails check the math.

    Totals are re-added. Each bill is matched to its purchase order and to what actually arrived. Amounts are compared with the vendor’s history.

    = 1,284.50The lines add up to the bill: balanced.

    Lines add up to $1,248.50. The bill says $1,284.50.

    Bill says1,284.50

    The bill’s four lines. Take one off the pan, or put it back.

    Off by a cent is off.
    Bill INV-3381 matched line by line to purchase order PO-1042 and receiving slip RS-2207
    ItemQtyUnitAmountThree-way match
    Nitrile gloves, box4010.30412.00Matched
    Shop towels, case2524.34608.50Matched
    Floor cleaner, gal1215.00180.00Matched
    Trash liners, roll614.0084.00Matched
    Three-way match: the bill, the purchase order, what was received.

    05 The watchdog

    The fraud checks are guardrails, not guesses.

    Fidurant’s watchdog runs plain, predictable checks on every bill, the same way every time. When one trips, you see it in red, with the reason in plain English.

    A guardrail finds it. The red pen just shows you.

    1. A vendor’s bank details changed.

      The classic payment-fraud move. Every bill is compared with the bank details you’ve paid before.

    2. The sender is a look-alike.

      northwind-supp1y.com is not northwind-supply.com. Fidurant notices the difference so you don’t have to.

    3. You’ve seen this bill before.

      Duplicates are caught, including a copy of an old bill that has been quietly edited.

    4. The amount keeps creeping up.

      A few percent more each month is easy to miss one bill at a time. The trend is not.

    5. It’s more than you agreed to.

      Bills are checked against the purchase order and the contract, so overbilling gets caught before it gets paid.

    06 For bookkeepers

    Keeping more than one set of books?

    The client console lists every business you work with, the ones that need you most at the top, one click apart. When a month closes, the package for review is already assembled.

    Bookkeepers can join the pilot too →

    1. Bakery,3 waiting · 1 held
      • On hold: Packaging bill, bank details changed$965.00
      • Flour and sugar delivery$1,140.00
      • Oven repair$286.40
    2. Property manager,1 held
      • On hold: Roof repair bill, same number as one already paid$4,125.00
      • October statement matched
      • Month-end package drafted for review
    3. Plumbing company,5 waiting
      • Copper fittings bill$1,864.20
      • Water heater parts$749.00
      • Van fuel receipts (3)$216.55
    4. Landscaping crew,2 waiting
      • Mulch and stone delivery$1,280.00
      • Mower repair receipt$164.80
      • October statement matched
    5. Dental office,All clear
      • October statement matched
      • Month-end package drafted for review
      • Nothing waiting for you
    6. Coffee roaster,All clear
      • October statement matched
      • Month-end checklist drafted
      • Nothing waiting for you

    07 Ground rules

    Three rules we built it on.

    1. AI agents read. Guardrails check.

      AI agents read documents and draft suggestions. Every total, match, threshold and comparison is then checked by guardrails: fixed, tested rules. The agents never decide a number.

    2. Nothing moves without your yes.

      Nothing posts to your books and nothing is sent until you approve it. Fidurant prepares payment runs for your approval, and it never moves money itself.

    3. Your books stay yours.

      Each business’s data is walled off from every other. Your documents are never used to train AI models. Export your records whenever you like.

    How to read this page.

    Every mark here means something. Auditors call this a tickmark legend.

    Pencil

    AI read or suggested this: a draft until you say yes.

    Where you saw it: the sweep

    Green type and tick

    A guardrail checked it.

    Where you saw it: guardrails check the math

    Red pen

    Something’s wrong; look here.

    Where you saw it: the watchdog

    Ink and stamp

    A person decided.

    Where you saw it: your yes

    Double rule

    It balances; it’s on the record.

    Where you saw it: your yes

    The money box

    Your money, at your own bank.

    Where you saw it: the money box

    Closing balance · this page
    Put in front of you3
    Approved by you0
    Held by you0
    Moved by Fidurant$0.00

    Nothing happened without you.

    Fidurant never moves money. Payments go out from your own bank, when you send them.

    Pilot Now open

    We’re taking on a small number of pilot businesses.

    You get hands-on setup on your real books and a direct line to the people building Fidurant. We get your honest feedback, including the parts you don’t like.