Numra

Numra builds AI agents for accounts payable and the repetitive finance work around it. The idea is narrower than a general assistant: each agent is scoped to one workflow, such as supplier invoice processing, and built to run it from intake to posting.

A typical AP agent reads an incoming invoice, extracts the header and line data, codes it against the chart of accounts, checks it against rules you set in plain English, routes it for approval, and posts it to the ledger. Every step is logged, so the finance team keeps the audit trail even though a person did not key the entry.

What makes the per-agent model different from a standard AP tool is the setup. Numra scopes the workflow with you, integrates the systems, writes the rules, and tests the agent on real transactions before it handles live work. That front-loading is why it suits teams with steady volume rather than occasional bills.

Pricing is per agent on an annual basis, quoted by workflow complexity, volume, and the systems involved. Numra does not publish a per-seat price, and there is no free trial. The model favours mid-market finance teams over very small firms.

Numra connects to Xero, QuickBooks, and NetSuite for the ledger, alongside tools like Stripe, Gmail, and Slack. It operates in the US, UK, and EU, with offices in New York and Dublin and data residency in both regions.