Bank reconciliation
Matches bank feed lines to ledger entries and lists what doesn't match, with a suggested reason for each.
Xero
Excel
Finance agent library
Each of these is a sub-agent of your Finance agent: built from the work your people already do, approved by its owner, and run under the vault's controls. Browse by workflow, or search for the job you have in mind.
01 · Workflow
The checklist that eats the first week of every month, split into jobs an agent can run and a person can sign off.
Matches bank feed lines to ledger entries and lists what doesn't match, with a suggested reason for each.
Compares supplier statements with the purchase ledger and drafts queries for the differences.
Proposes month-end accruals from open POs and unbilled work, and releases prepayments on schedule.
Adds new capital purchases to the fixed asset register and drafts the depreciation journal.
Checks the payroll journal against the payroll report and this month's starters and leavers, and flags differences.
Lines up intercompany balances across entities and flags the pairs that don't net to zero.
Reconciles each balance-sheet account to its supporting schedule and lists unexplained balances with their age.
Explains why each line moved against budget and last month, in your house style, citing the transactions behind it.
Tracks every close task, nudges owners in their channel and posts a status board for the controller.
02 · Workflow
From the invoice landing in the inbox to the payment run, with the policy checks done before a person approves.
Reads incoming invoices, picks the supplier, nominal code and VAT, and drafts the bill.
Three-way matches invoices to purchase orders and goods received, and holds the ones that don't agree.
Sends invoices waiting on approval to the budget holder and chases them before the next payment run.
Collects a new supplier's details, checks the company and VAT number, and sets them up for approval.
Holds any change to a supplier's bank details until it has been verified by a call-back.
Looks for the same invoice entered twice under different references before it is paid.
Builds the proposed payment run by due date and terms, and summarises what's being paid and what's held.
Sends each supplier a remittance advice once a payment run has been released.
Answers "have you paid us?" emails with the remittance or the reason an invoice is on hold.
03 · Workflow
Getting invoices out and cash in, without anyone writing the same reminder twice.
Drafts sales invoices from signed orders, timesheets or milestones, ready to check and send.
Sends polite, then firmer, reminders on overdue invoices, and stops the moment a payment lands.
Matches incoming payments to open invoices, including part payments and remittance emails.
Writes up aged debt by customer and account owner, with the accounts that slipped since last week.
Tracks agreed payment plans and tells the account owner when an instalment is missed.
Reviews each customer's payment history and open balance and suggests limit changes, with the reason.
Sends month-end statements to customers with open balances, with a short note on anything overdue.
04 · Workflow
Returns, deadlines and audit requests prepared from the ledger, with a person reviewing before anything is filed.
Reconciles the VAT control account to the ledger and prepares the return figures with a list of anything unusual.
Checks recent transactions for the wrong VAT treatment, such as reverse charge on overseas services, and flags them.
Checks PAYE, National Insurance and pension amounts against the payroll run and the liability accounts.
Tracks filing and payment deadlines, such as VAT, corporation tax, accounts and confirmation statements, and reminds owners.
Gathers taxable benefits and expenses through the year into the P11D working papers.
Pulls the schedules and documents on the auditor's request list and tracks what's still outstanding.
05 · Workflow
The packs, forecasts and commentary leadership reads, drafted from the ledger rather than from a copy of it.
Assembles the monthly P&L, balance sheet and cash flow with commentary, in your template.
Updates the cash forecast from the bank, open invoices, bills and payroll, and flags weeks that dip below your floor.
Sends each budget holder their numbers against budget, with the three lines worth a look.
Rolls the forecast forward with actuals and flags the assumptions that no longer hold.
Updates the metrics leadership tracks, such as gross margin, revenue per head and churn, with a note on what moved.
Turns the management accounts and KPIs into the first draft of the board finance section.
Drafts the monthly investor update or covenant compliance figures from the closed numbers.
Builds next year's budget templates for each department, pre-filled with run-rate spend and headcount.
Answers "what did we spend on X?" questions from the ledger, with the transactions behind the number.
06 · Workflow
Keeping spend inside policy without making every claim a conversation.
Checks each claim against policy and receipt, and flags anything that breaks it.
Codes card transactions to the right nominal and cost centre from the merchant and the cardholder's note.
Chases cardholders for missing receipts and notes before the card statement closes.
Checks a purchase request against budget and the preferred supplier list before it reaches the approver.
Lists every recurring software charge, who owns it, and the ones nobody has used in 90 days.
Flags unusual bills, new suppliers and spend outside policy for the finance lead each week.
No sub-agents match . Discovery finds the jobs your team actually does, so yours will likely include ones not listed here.
Examples of what discovery typically turns into. Your library is built from the work your own team does, so names, triggers and connectors will differ.
How a library agent becomes yours
01 · Discover
Read-only access to your tools' audit logs shows where AI is already doing finance work, and who is behind it. Nothing is installed on laptops.
02 · Interview
They talk or type through how the job runs today. The output is a written spec: trigger, steps, tools, data and owner.
03 · Vault
The sub-agent is test-run on real data, its owner approves it, and it joins the Finance agent under the vault's controls.
People ask the parent agent where they already work, in Slack, Teams, Claude or ChatGPT: @Finance agent run the bank reconciliation for last week
Controls
Every sub-agent runs in the agent vault, with an activity log of every run, versions that need approval, and run history kept for 30 days.
FAQ
No. These are examples of what discovery typically finds in finance. Your library is built from the work your own team already does, through short interviews with the people who do it.
Only if you build it to. Most finance sub-agents read and recommend, and anything above a threshold goes to a named person before it goes further.
Yes. The activity log shows every run, tool call and approval, and you can export it as evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 42001 reviews.
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