Agent StudioClose the Books
in Days.
Explain Every Number.
Brexy’s agent teams reconcile accounts, prepare journal entries, explain the variances and build the reporting pack, with every figure tied to its source. Your controllers review, approve and post.
Illustrative. Accounts and figures are examples.
Five Working Days,
One Calendar Everyone Can See
The agents work through the close checklist in parallel and overnight. Scroll to move through the close and watch each task land.
Illustrative close calendar.
From Last Month to This Month,
Every Step Explained
Kai bridges each movement, traces it to the transactions behind it and drafts the commentary. Select a bar to read the explanation.
Two enterprise renewals landed early, Halden and Meridian, worth $360k together. The remaining $60k is usage growth across existing accounts.
Six engineering hires started on 1 October, plus a one-off retention bonus of $45k accrued this month.
Usage grew with the new enterprise customers. $30k relates to a migration project and should not recur.
The September conference did not repeat. Spend returned to its normal monthly run-rate.
Illustrative. Figures are examples.
Prepared by Agents.
Posted by People.
Tomas drafts each entry with its support attached and its reasoning written down. It only reaches the ledger once a controller approves it.
- Support attached to every line
- Policy and standard referenced
- Separate preparer and approver, always
The Pack Is Ready
When the Books Close
Rosa builds the management accounts, board pack and cash forecast from the closed ledger, with commentary from the flux analysis and every figure traceable.
Specialists Around
Your Close
Each agent owns part of the close and hands work to the next. Pick one to see what it does.
Pulls bank, card and subledger data, and runs every reconciliation and tie-out.
Prepares accruals and journal entries, and drafts position papers on new standards.
Bridges every movement, traces it to transactions and drafts the flux commentary.
Rolls the forecast forward from actuals and explains the change to plan.
Matches intercompany balances and prepares entity and fund reporting.
Builds the management accounts and board pack from the closed ledger.
Reviews the close file and keeps the audit trail ready for your auditors.
Segregation of Duties,
by Design
Agents prepare. People approve and post. Every step leaves a record your auditors can follow.
Reconciliations, entries, commentary and reports, with support attached.
Your accountants check the work and raise questions inside the task.
Nothing reaches the ledger or leaves the team without an approver.
Every step recorded, with sources, so the audit trail is already there.
What Finance Teams Ask First
Run Brexy on one reconciliation or flux review from a closed month and compare.
Talk to our teamNo. The agents prepare journal entries with support attached, and a person in your team reviews, approves and posts them. Preparer and approver are always separate.
Reconciliations, subledger tie-outs, accrual and prepayment schedules, intercompany matching, flux analysis and commentary, forecast updates and the reporting pack. Your team decides which tasks to hand over.
Yes. Agents research the relevant standard, apply it to the facts and draft a position paper that cites what it relies on. Your controller or technical lead makes the call.
Every reconciliation, entry and explanation keeps its sources and approvals, so requests from your auditors can be answered from the record rather than rebuilt.
Your data stays within your workspace and is never used to train third-party models. Brexy is SOC 2 Type I attested and ISO 27001 compliant, and private deployments are available.
Start with the free one-month trial at studio.brexy.ai, or talk to our team about a pilot on one part of your close. Enterprise plans with private deployments are available.
Spend Close Week on Decisions, Not Reconciliations
Give Brexy one part of your close. Your agent team prepares the reconciliations, entries and commentary, and your controllers take it from there.
