Definite

Definite investigates financial records to identify opportunities involving cash, margin and runway. It connects information from existing financial systems and compares the expected state with what actually happened. The current product is a finance control and investigation layer, not a replacement ERP or a general-purpose agent-building toolkit.

Read-only connections bring together accounting, banking, spending, payroll, billing and contracts. The platform resolves related records into a common model, such as linking a vendor across a ledger, card transaction and signed agreement. This relationship is important when the discrepancy cannot be understood from one system alone.

A library of plays checks new financial events continuously. AI investigates the supporting material, while deterministic code calculates the amount of a difference. The official example compares contracted and invoiced amounts and attaches the records behind the result. Illustrative figures on the website are not customer outcomes.

Finance staff accept, assign or dismiss an opportunity. Definite explicitly says it does not post accounting entries or move money. After a team acts, the platform watches for the resulting financial change and distinguishes a potential opportunity from value that has actually been verified.

Published starting areas include close and reconciliation, planning, billing and revenue, and tax or compliance support. The organisation’s original systems remain the source of record. Reviewers should agree how a play handles incomplete documents, conflicting records and uncertain findings.

A pilot can begin with a known reconciliation break or invoice discrepancy. Compare the proposed calculation and evidence with the finance team’s conclusion, then test how resolution is recorded. Pricing is not public. The value of the tool depends on trustworthy source data and accountable follow-through.