Finance ops, automated

    Built for the finance work your team still does by hand.

    We build and run AI workflow systems for finance teams dealing with reconciliations, monthly close, and approvals that still move through spreadsheets, inboxes, and manual handoffs.

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    We map the work before we build anything.

    Finance ops
    Live
    AP exceptions reviewedRunning
    Reconciliation pack assembledQueued
    Monthly close checkQueued
    Evidence draft preparedQueued
    Approval routing flaggedQueued
    0 done
    1 running
    4 queued
    Today

    Prior infrastructure work

    Relevant enterprise and institutional experience connected to the work behind Oxaide.

    Clyde & Co logo
    Access Asia - Regional business services and advisory
    Institute of Mental Health - Analytics platform
    Latenx wordmark - Quantitative trading infrastructure
    Singtel - Enterprise platform integration
    SingHealth logo
    Rice Media - Editorial and media platform
    AiBE - AI systems delivery platform
    Primustech - Applied enterprise systems delivery
    Maven Group - Enterprise advisory and operating platform
    Adecco - Enterprise workforce platform
    Clyde & Co logo
    Access Asia - Regional business services and advisory
    Institute of Mental Health - Analytics platform
    Latenx wordmark - Quantitative trading infrastructure
    Singtel - Enterprise platform integration
    SingHealth logo
    Rice Media - Editorial and media platform
    AiBE - AI systems delivery platform
    Primustech - Applied enterprise systems delivery
    Maven Group - Enterprise advisory and operating platform
    Adecco - Enterprise workforce platform

    How it works

    We map the real work first. Then we build around it.

    Finance operations are usually spread across too many places. We map where the work actually lives, then shape the system around it.

    Inboxes, sheets, ERPs

    Oxaide maps the flow

    Review-ready outputs

    Step 101

    Workflow audit

    We map how the work actually moves today, across inboxes, sheets, finance systems, documents, and approvals. Bottlenecks, missing inputs, and review points become visible before anything is built.

    Current process mapped with decision points
    Inputs, outputs, and approval boundaries captured
    Step 202

    Agent design and setup

    We shape the workflow around how your team already operates, with human review kept in place where timing, confidence, or compliance matters.

    Runs inside existing tools before asking for change
    Review loops built in for sensitive actions
    Step 303

    Live execution and tuning

    Once live, the system runs real work and gets tightened over time as edge cases, exceptions, and approval patterns become clearer.

    Visible outputs and traceable handoffs
    Tuned against real exceptions, not sandbox theory

    Our agents

    Real working roles, not vague AI promises.

    Each system is shaped around work that already exists in your business. We start with finance, then extend into support and operations where accuracy and follow-through matter the most.

    Works with the tools you already use. Human review stays in place wherever it matters.

    Agent 01

    Finance ops agent

    Takes on the recurring finance work across reconciliations, close support, exception handling, approvals, and evidence preparation. Runs inside your existing ERP, expense, reporting, and file systems. No migration, no new software to buy.

    AP exception triage and resolution
    Cross-system reconciliation
    Close readiness tracking
    Evidence pack drafting

    Agent 02

    Customer support agent

    Handles customer requests from first contact through triage, drafted response, and handoff. Works across inboxes, helpdesk, and your internal knowledge with the same reviewable approach used in finance.

    Ticket triage and routing
    Knowledge-grounded replies
    Reply drafting
    Escalation coordination

    Agent 03

    Operations follow-through agent

    Covers the recurring ops work across follow-up, document packaging, approvals, and execution handoffs. Works across the systems your team already depends on, especially where things still move through manual coordination.

    Exception detection and routing
    Status summaries
    Document preparation
    Approval-ready outputs

    Case studies

    What the early work looks like in practice.

    Usually less chasing, fewer manual steps, and outputs the team can review and sign off without hunting for missing pieces.

    Scattered inputs

    Oxaide

    Ready to review

    Case study 01

    Finance reconciliation and filing prep without spreadsheet chasing

    The monthly close moved faster. Less time pulling records, fewer missing inputs, and a cleaner picture before sign-off.

    We pulled the source files, matched records, flagged what did not reconcile, and prepared the filing support materials. The team reviewed and signed off without the usual scramble for missing data.

    Case study 02

    Support backlog reduced with grounded draft responses

    A repeat-heavy support queue got easier to manage once intake, context, and first-draft replies were handled before a person had to touch them.

    We cut time spent on repetitive tickets, grounded every reply in real account context, and made sure nothing went out without a human review first. The team spent their time where it actually mattered.

    Case study 03

    Approval-heavy operations work became easier to review and push forward

    Less back-and-forth getting approvals across the line once missing items, drafts, and handoffs were already in order.

    We assembled the source material, structured the drafts, flagged exceptions, and showed what still needed a decision. The team knew exactly what to review and could move.

    Book a call

    Start with the work already costing the team time.

    A short conversation is usually enough to know whether the work is a good fit.

    Tell us how the workflow runs today, which systems are involved, and where approvals or monthly handoffs slow things down.

    We come back with a practical next step. Sometimes a small first workflow. Sometimes a clear no.

    No generic sales funnel. We look at the work first and come back with a practical next step.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    Things teams usually want to know before moving forward.