Start the close with
the matching done.

One gives your small business a crew of AI bots that reads bank, payment and accounting exports, matches the lines and attaches the evidence. Your accountant gets a prepared pack, with the real questions left for you.

One prepares the work. Your accountant reviews and signs.

Sound like month end?
  • The payout and the deposit do not match.
  • The charge is there. The receipt is not.
  • Your accountant asks the same questions again.
  • The cash picture is old before it is finished.

50% took six or more business days to close. Ledge’s 2025 survey ↗ covered 100 finance professionals at companies with 51+ employees. A small vendor survey, not a small-business baseline or a result measured for One.

Start with the questions.
The gathering is prepared.

Give Noor one period and the exports behind it. Ask for a source beside each explanation and a separate list of what still needs a person.

TodayCompare three exports, line by line.
With Review the matches, including the fees and refunds behind each deposit.
TodaySearch your inbox for an unfamiliar charge.
With Open the statement line beside the receipt or supplier’s email.
TodaySend the accountant a folder and wait for questions.
With Send a summary, workpapers and the unresolved items together.
TodayRebuild the cash spreadsheet when someone asks.
With Schedule a weekly view from the latest files, with its date and assumptions.

A crew to prepare.
People to decide.

An example crew for a small business. The Architect shapes the jobs around how you work.

Noor

Books & reconciliation

Matches the period’s exports and writes the workpapers. Leaves unexplained lines as open questions.

Alex

Research & insights

Finds the contract, supplier thread or prior decision behind a number. Brings the source back to Noor.

Architect

Your workspace partner

Proposes the crew, an Open items table and a preparation routine for you to review and apply.

A deposit. A mystery.
A pack you can open.

Choose a business. Check Noor’s work. Give her the missing receipt and see what still needs you.

Fictional company · Illustrative workspaceSample amounts in USD · No money moves
NoorChat · Team Computer
Prepare September’s close pack. Explain the differences. Leave entries, payments and filings to me.
Ready to read September

Choose a business, then start.

A scripted example, not a measured processing time. Matches are proposals for review. The bank-detail flag is Noor’s finding, not a payment-blocking setting.

Files · Quick Look

Keep the loose ends
from piling up.

Open items

Receipts to chase

Missing → Received → Matched

Ask Noor to propose a Receipts table with Money, Date, Choice and Stage fields. Confirm it before use; import or export CSV.

Draft in chat

Overdue invoices

Invoice AS-023 · $200 outstanding

Draft the follow-up using the invoice and email thread. Turn on Ask before sending external email for Gmail or Outlook sends.

Routines

Weekly cash view

Every Monday at 8:00 AM

Schedule a gather from the latest exports. Read the dated cash view in Noor’s chat and Files. Forecasts are estimates.

Workpaper note

Forgotten subscriptions

Two debits · one invoice

List recurring charges and possible duplicates with their source rows. You decide what to keep or cancel.

Spreadsheet + chat chart

Budget versus actual

Actual − budget = variance

Have Noor total the exports and write notes on the largest differences. Keep assumptions beside the figures.

Analysis · Money metric

Open items at close

Recorded by this bot

Choose the amount still unexplained as Noor’s measure. Analysis and Pulse show the number with its provenance.

Your books stay
where they are.

A connection gives your bots tools. It does not import or sync your books, and it is not a bank feed. Start with exports if that is all the access you want to give.

Books & invoicing

Use their tools for reading and reconciliation while you review the first closes. Permissions can also allow writes.

  • QuickBooksOne-click connect

    Reads invoices, bills and payments

  • FreshBooksOne-click connect

    Reads financial records

  • Zoho BooksOne-click connect

    Reads financial records

  • Zoho InvoiceOne-click connect

    Reads financial records

  • FreeAgentOne-click connect

    Reads financial records

  • HarvestOne-click connect

    Reads financial records

Payments

Read payouts, fees and refunds through the catalogue, or start with an export.

  • StripeOne-click connect

    Reads payments and customer records

  • SquareOne-click connect

    Works with orders and payments

Spreadsheets & files

  • Google SheetsOne-click connect

    Reads and updates spreadsheet rows

  • One-click connect

    Finds and works with workspace records

  • Google DriveOne-click connect

    Finds and reads shared files

  • DropboxOne-click connect

    Finds and works with workspace records

  • BoxOne-click connect

    Finds and works with workspace records

  • One-click connect

    Finds and works with workspace records

Email & chat

Find the supplier thread in Gmail or Outlook. Slack here is the catalogue connection.

  • GmailOne-click connect

    Finds messages and drafts replies

  • One-click connect

    Reads mail and drafts replies

  • SlackOne-click connect

    Finds messages and posts updates

    Also: Built into One. Per-bot chat; ships with the next release.

    The separate per-bot chat connection ships with the next release.

Chat apps · next release

Ask Noor from WhatsApp or Telegram and get a text answer. No photos, files or approval cards in chat apps.

  • WhatsAppBuilt into One

    Receives and replies to per-bot chat messages

    Also: One-click connect.

    Ships with the next release.

  • TelegramBuilt into One

    Receives and replies to per-bot chat messages

    Also: Connect with your key.

    Ships with the next release.

Needs a one-time setup

Xero and these apps are listed in the catalogue, but the hosted service does not have the required setup today. Use their exports to begin.

  • XeroNeeds a one-time setup

    Reads financial records

  • Needs a one-time setup

    Reads financial records

  • PayPalNeeds a one-time setup

    Reads financial records

  • BrexNeeds a one-time setup

    Reads financial records

  • RampNeeds a one-time setup

    Reads financial records

  • CoupaNeeds a one-time setup

    Reads financial records

  • GustoNeeds a one-time setup

    Works with hiring and people records

And more About 1,500 apps in the catalogue; some need a one-time setup.

App connections run through your workspace’s integration catalogue (Composio on the hosted service). Self-hosted availability may follow Pipedream instead.

Catalogue availability is checked, not a claim that each live account connection has been tested end to end. Review the permissions before connecting.

Product names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Their use does not imply endorsement.

Prepare the pack.
Keep the decisions.

Bots act without asking by default. Set the controls that apply to your tools, and keep posting, paying and filing with a person in the original system.

Turn on the right confirmations

Ask before purchases Turn on

Covers consequential Stripe, Shopify, PayPal and Square actions, plus tools named like purchase, pay, charge, checkout or buy.

See a denied purchase request
Fictional purchase approval exampleReview before Square charge

Example order · $120.00

Denied · No action taken

An approval card offers Allow once, Always allow this tool and Deny.

Ask before sending external email Turn on

Covers Gmail and Outlook actions. A request to send can then raise this card.

Fictional email approval exampleReview before GMAIL_SEND_EMAIL

To: accounts@example.com
Subject: Missing September receipt
Could you send the receipt for our order?

Try a choice. This example sends no email.

Know what each control leaves open

Prepare drafts only No tools

Text drafts and checklists only. This removes all tools, including the computer, so Noor cannot read exports with it on.

There is no QuickBooks-specific approval setting.

A connected bot could create or change entries if asked. The demo uses exports without an accounting connection. Its restraint is the work you asked for, not a lock on the books.

Keep a source beside each figure

Ask for the statement row, payout report or supplier thread in the workpaper. Open those sources and check the proposed match.

Remove access when you need to

Remove connections in Integrations. Managed connections are shared by your bots in the Space. Credentials are encrypted or held by the integration provider; they never go to the model.

Read about data and hosting ↗

Try a month you already know.

  1. 01

    Choose a closed month

    Start with a period your accountant has already reviewed. You have a result to compare against.

  2. 02

    Give Noor the exports

    Attach PDFs and CSVs in chat; put XLSX files in the computer’s Files. Turn off Prepare drafts only to let Noor read and work.

  3. 03

    Review before you repeat

    Check the sources and open items with your accountant. Then schedule the preparation. If you connect accounting apps, start with reading and reconciliation while you judge the first closes.

Your books. Your questions.

Does One replace our bookkeeper or accountant?

No. One helps prepare and organise financial work. It is not a CPA firm and gives no tax, legal, audit or accounting advice. Your bookkeeper and accountant review the work, make accounting decisions and sign where required.

Can it move money or file anything?

The workflow shown here uses exports and produces files; it makes no payments, entries or filings. That is a workflow choice, not a blanket product lock. Connected tools can act, and bots act without asking by default. Turn on Ask before purchases and Ask before sending external email for the actions those controls cover. Neither is a general approval rule for accounting entries or filings. Leave posting, paying and submitting to a person in the original system.

Which accounting tools work with One, and what about Xero?

QuickBooks, FreshBooks, Zoho Books, Zoho Invoice, FreeAgent and Harvest are in the one-click catalogue, alongside Stripe and Square. Xero, NetSuite, PayPal, Brex, Ramp, Coupa and Gusto need a one-time setup that the hosted service does not have today. Start with their exports. A connection provides tools; it does not import or sync your books. Availability follows your deployment’s catalogue.

What happens to a line it cannot explain?

Ask Noor to keep it in Open items, with the amount, source and question. The demo shows a duplicate charge and changed bank details left for you. A proposed explanation still needs checking; AI can make mistakes.

Can it read scanned receipts?

A receipt photo attached in One’s web chat can be read by a model that sees images. The document reader has no OCR: scanned PDFs do not yield text. Use a text PDF, a CSV export or a receipt image in web chat. WhatsApp and Telegram cannot receive photos or files.

Who can use our QuickBooks connection?

Every one of your bots in that Space can use your managed app connection. It is not assigned per bot. Depending on the tools and permissions, they can create or change entries if asked. There is no QuickBooks-specific approval setting. Use exports without a connection if you want this workflow to have no accounting-app access; you can remove connections in Integrations.

Who owns the books, and can we leave?

Your books stay in your accounting system. One does not become your ledger. Download workpapers from Files and export Records as CSV, so the pack can go with you and your accountant.

Where does our financial data go?

Files are processed on the configured bot computer; the configured model receives the content needed for the task. Connected apps use the workspace’s integration provider. Credentials are encrypted or held by that provider and are never sent to the model. Read the hosting, providers and data handling details on our Trust page. Read Trust ↗

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