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Numeric, with offices in San Francisco, offers close management, reconciliation, flux and cash tools, with AI agents that draft rules for review.

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Ownership
Not stated

Not stated in the sources read. The contracting entity is Velocity Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation doing business as Numeric; EDGAR shows no registrant under either name.

Headquarters
United States
SourceLicensee Terms and Conditions (Terms)
Audit firm
No
Subprocessor list
Not stated

Offering · Software

Numeric (close management, reconciliation, flux and cash)

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Numeric describes itself as a data platform for finance teams that covers the close, revenue recognition and cash management, either alongside an existing ERP or as a replacement for it. SourceNumeric home page (The data platform for finance teams)

Its close product combines a checklist, in-platform reconciliations against the general ledger with materiality thresholds, anomaly detection and flux analysis whose explanations are auto-drafted. SourceClose Management (product page)

Numeric states that models never compute a number or draft a journal entry: agents draft rules and propose treatments for review, and approved rules do the accounting. SourceAI at Numeric (product page)

Where it fits

CoE analysis Fits the close and reconciliation work of finance teams that want a close layer on top of their ERP, or a replacement path. SourceNumeric home page (The data platform for finance teams)

CoE analysis Its own terms say AI outputs are not tested or guaranteed and must be independently reviewed, which places the control burden on the reviewer. SourceLicensee Terms and Conditions (Terms)

What it does

Workflow areas
  • Close
  • Reconciliation
  • Treasury and cash
  • Revenue and billing
  • ERP core
SourcesNumeric home page (The data platform for finance teams)Close Management (product page)Our Pricing Plans (pricing page)
Customer size
Not stated

AI

Kind of AI
  • Built into the platform
  • Agents and automated actions
  • Established machine learning and rules
SourcesClose Management (product page)AI at Numeric (product page)Our Pricing Plans (pricing page)
Suggests or acts
Suggests and acts
SourcesClose Management (product page)AI at Numeric (product page)
Availability
Not stated

Product pages describe the features without a release status.

Models named
Not stated

Control

Who controls it
  • Customer finance team
  • Individual user
SourcesClose Management (product page)AI at Numeric (product page)

Commercial

Pricing model
Quote only
SourceOur Pricing Plans (pricing page)
Public price
Not stated

Evidence

Independent outcomes
None found in the sources read.
Sources read
  • Vendor-stated 8
  • Independent market evidence None read
  • Independently verified outcomes None read
  • Pricing 2
  • Known limitations 1
Coverage
Directory record
Last verified

Security and control

Single sign-on
Not covered in this record
User provisioning
Not covered in this record
Role-based access
Not covered in this record
Administrator controls for AI
Not covered in this record
Audit logs
Not covered in this record
Certifications
Not covered in this record
Data retention
Not covered in this record
Data residency
Not covered in this record
Training on customer data
Not covered in this record

AI features

As the vendor or firm describes them. Notes in small print record what the sources leave open.

  1. Agentic flux analysis

    Auto-drafts flux explanations enriched with context from the finance tech stack, external files and prior periods.

    Kind
    Built into the platform
    Suggests or acts
    Suggests
    Who controls it
    Not stated
    Availability
    Not stated

    Control: Not stated.

    SourceClose Management (product page)
  2. Rule-drafting agents

    Agents read a record, propose a treatment and bring it for review; once approved, the rule applies to similar records, and models never compute a number or draft a journal entry.

    Kind
    Agents and automated actions, Established machine learning and rules
    Suggests or acts
    Suggests
    Who controls it
    Individual user
    Availability
    Not stated

    Control: A user approves each proposed rule.

    SourceAI at Numeric (product page)
  3. Reconciliation auto-submission

    Reads reconciliation sources, evaluates them against the GL with materiality thresholds and can auto-submit reconciliations.

    Kind
    Established machine learning and rules
    Suggests or acts
    Acts
    Who controls it
    Customer finance team
    Availability
    Not stated

    Control: Users set materiality thresholds; whether auto-submission uses AI is not stated.

    SourceClose Management (product page)
  4. Cash matching and bank statement parsing

    Automated cash matching (vendor-stated up to 95% of bank transactions) and AI parsing of bank statements for cash reconciliations.

    Kind
    Established machine learning and rules, Built into the platform
    Suggests or acts
    Acts
    Who controls it
    Not stated
    Availability
    Not stated

    Control: Not stated.

    SourceOur Pricing Plans (pricing page)
  5. App Studio and Numeric MCP

    App Studio plans, writes and compiles apps against live financial data from a plain-language request; the MCP exposes financial data to external models.

    Kind
    General-purpose assistant, Agents and automated actions
    Suggests or acts
    Not stated
    Who controls it
    Individual user
    Availability
    Not stated

    Control: Not stated beyond the user making the request.

    SourceAI at Numeric (product page)

Questions to ask

For this offering

  • Which model providers process our data for flux drafting, rule drafting and App Studio, and where is the subprocessor list published?
  • When reconciliations are auto-submitted, what logic decides submission, who is recorded as preparer, and can a reviewer still be required?
  • How is an approved rule versioned, and can we see every record a rule was applied to after approval?
  • Section 2.6 of the terms says AI outputs are not tested or guaranteed; what validation evidence will Numeric provide before we rely on auto-drafted flux explanations?
  • Is our data, including corrections to drafted rules, used to train or improve any model?

From the diligence question set

  1. DQ-02 Which AI features depend on models, data or services from third parties, and how do you assess and monitor those providers?
  2. DQ-06 Does each feature suggest or act? Can it create, post, approve or change records, and where is that limit enforced?
  3. DQ-09 Is each output generative or deterministic, what does any confidence score mean, and can a past output be reproduced and explained?
  4. DQ-16 Is our data, including inputs, outputs, documents and corrections, used to train or improve any model, yours or a third party's? Is that off by default, and is the commitment in the contract?
  5. DQ-27 For reconciliation and matching: what rules and tolerances govern automatic matches, can a match be undone, and how are unmatched and partly matched items shown?
  6. DQ-30 For close commentary and reporting: are the figures in generated variance explanations, narratives or charts calculated by the system or produced by the model, and can each statement be traced to the records it rests on?