DualEntry
AI-native ERP that automates the close, reconciliation and reporting for mid-market finance teams.
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About DualEntry
DualEntry is an AI-native accounting ERP built by and for accountants at scaling and pre-IPO companies, unifying the general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, cash management, billing, revenue recognition and reporting in one system.
Its AI auto-reconciles accounts across 13,000+ live bank connections, flags anomalies, suggests consolidation entries, reads documents via OCR to log transactions, and supports continuous close, flux analysis, multi-entity consolidation, multiple currencies and parallel books across GAAP, IFRS and tax reporting.
The company says it automates roughly 90% of manual tasks, with customer case studies citing month-end close cut from 20 days to a single day. DualEntry raised a $90M Series A for the platform and emphasises fast onboarding, with data ingested within 24 hours and customers live in a matter of weeks.
Key Features
- Auto-reconciliation across 13,000+ live bank connections with anomaly detection
- Continuous close and flux analysis cutting close from 20 days to as little as 1
- Multi-entity consolidation, multi-currency and multi-book (GAAP, IFRS, tax)
- OCR document logging, revenue recognition and AI-driven reporting and KPI tracking
Our in-depth review
DualEntry is an AI-native ERP that automates the close, reconciliation and reporting for mid-market finance teams, backed by a $90M Series A. It auto-reconciles across 13,000-plus live bank connections, flags issues, and supports multi-entity, multi-currency and multi-book accounting across GAAP, IFRS and tax.
What it does well, on the evidence so far: the headline customer claim is a month-end close cut from around 20 days to as little as 1, with roughly 90 percent of manual tasks automated. It bundles continuous close, flux analysis, OCR document logging, revenue recognition and AI reporting into one ledger, which is genuine ERP scope rather than a bolt-on. The funding signals serious backing.
Where to be cautious: it is a young platform, so independent reviews are limited and the close-time and automation figures are largely vendor and case-study sourced. Adopting an ERP is a big migration, not a quick trial.
Best for: mid-market finance teams ready to move off legacy ERP and adopt an AI-native ledger, especially multi-entity groups.
Verdict: an ambitious, well-funded attempt at the AI-native ERP, with real scope. The prize is large but so is the switching cost, so weigh it as an ERP decision, validate the close claims in a proof of concept, and watch the independent track record as it matures.
At a glance
- Category
- Month-end close
- Best for
- 50+ practice
- Editor's score
- 4.6 / 5
- Pricing
- Not published; custom subscriptions tiered by transaction volume, users and features, with no separate implementation fee and data migration in about 24 hours.
- Last verified
- 2026-08-06
An ambitious, well-funded attempt at the AI-native ERP; weigh it as an ERP decision and validate the close claims in a proof of concept.
Integrations
- Standalone platform
- NetSuite
- QuickBooks
- Stripe
- HubSpot
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