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The unusually helpful AI assistant

for Finance teams
Townies like Norm proactively keep your close on track, chase overdue
invoices, and flag every
notice deadline.
The books have to be right and the deadline doesn’t move. But most of the job is the work around the numbers: hunting down receipts, watching notice periods, writing the variance commentary, and chasing the people who owe you something before the books can close.
Your Townie takes on that chasing and tracking, grounded in your own source data, and flags what doesn’t parse instead of guessing. Anything a customer or the board will read waits for your approval.
Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.
Norm wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

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Your Town Wiki is a single place to see everything your Townie has come to understand about you. It’s a living synthesis of your profile, your work habits, and your preferences.

Norm wrote your wiki and hopes you like it.
The close, the receivables, the renewals. Sorted on arrival. A missing-receipt thread lands with the close, a customer’s payment note files against its invoice, a notice letter gets flagged, and the newsletters go somewhere they can’t bury any of it.
Explore the routineWalk into close without the fire drill. Your Townie checks what’s already booked, then keeps a living list of what isn’t: the receipts ops still owes, the rec half finished, the accrual nobody entered. Every chase is drafted for you.
Explore the routine
The close, the receivables, the renewals. Sorted on arrival. A missing-receipt thread lands with the close, a customer’s payment note files against its invoice, a notice letter gets flagged, and the newsletters go somewhere they can’t bury any of it.
Explore the routineEvery overdue invoice arrives with a read. Your Townie works the aging: who needs a firm chase today, who gets a friendly nudge, and which threads can wait. The tone firms as an invoice ages, and nothing reaches a customer without you.
Explore the routineFirm on the balance, warm with the relationship. Your Townie reads the thread and drafts the reply the way you’d write it, whether that’s a third notice or the extension you’re granting. Every draft is held for your review before anything sends.

Every overdue invoice arrives with a read. Your Townie works the aging: who needs a firm chase today, who gets a friendly nudge, and which threads can wait. The tone firms as an invoice ages, and nothing reaches a customer without you.
Explore the routineOne slot that clears the close calendar. Availability, time zones, and the days you protect around close get reconciled at once, so getting the auditors and your team into one room stops being its own project.
Invites out, replies tracked, the kickoff on the books. Your Townie sends the invite, tracks who still hasn’t answered, and confirms the call on every calendar once the last reply lands.
A moved board call stops derailing close week. When a meeting collides with the days you protect, the clash surfaces with three times that still work, and the reschedule notes are drafted before you’ve noticed the conflict.

One slot that clears the close calendar. Availability, time zones, and the days you protect around close get reconciled at once, so getting the auditors and your team into one room stops being its own project.
Closed in six days, nothing reopened.
Spend is up 9% on hires and one vendor line.
One vendor line looks doubled.
The numbers, the story, and the flags, assembled first. Before the board meeting, a brief comes back with how the month closed, what changed, and the questions you’ll get asked, every figure traceable to where it came from.
Explore the routineBefore this goes to the board, walk me through the spend jump.
Most of it is the two new hires landing in the same month.
And the rest of it?
One vendor invoice that covers two quarters. It evens out next month.
Good. Say it plainly in the pack, not in a footnote.
Two hires landed in the same month.
One vendor invoice spans two quarters.
A one-month bump, not a new run rate.
Stop taking minutes while you’re presenting the numbers. The conversation is recorded and written up as searchable notes, so what was said about that vendor line two months ago is a lookup, not a reconstruction.
Nothing you promised evaporates into the next meeting. What you’re on the hook for comes out of every call with an owner and a date, lands on your list, and the follow-up notes are drafted for your review.
Explore the routineClosed in six days, nothing reopened.
Spend is up 9% on hires and one vendor line.
One vendor line looks doubled.

The numbers, the story, and the flags, assembled first. Before the board meeting, a brief comes back with how the month closed, what changed, and the questions you’ll get asked, every figure traceable to where it came from.
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Because your Townie knows your close, your customers, and what everyone still owes you, they take on the chasing, the tracking, and the commentary nobody has time to write. You can also teach them new tricks.
Every Friday, draft the cash update I owe my CEO from my accounts.
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