What Numeric does
Numeric is building an AI accounting platform that sits across the entire month-end close: balance-sheet reconciliations, flux analysis, intercompany matching, account analytics, and financial reporting. Where traditional close tools focus on workflow checklists, Numeric layers AI agents on top of the general ledger to draft reconciliation explanations, flag unusual variances, generate flux narratives, and surface real-time visibility into close progress for the controller.
The product is integrated directly with cloud ERPs like NetSuite, Oracle, and Sage Intacct, ingesting GL data and supporting documents and producing reviewer-ready outputs. Numeric is used by finance teams at high-growth companies and is moving from a pure close tool toward a unified data platform for enterprise finance.
Who it's for
Numeric serves controllers, accounting managers, and CFOs at growth-stage and enterprise companies — typically teams running NetSuite or Intacct that want to compress close time from two weeks to a few days without adding headcount.
Pricing
Numeric is sold via subscription tiered by entity count, ledger volume, and modules. Pricing is enterprise-quoted.
Team & funding
Numeric was founded in 2020 by Parker Gilbert (CEO), Andrew Bihl (CTO), and Anthony Alvernaz (CPO) and is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in New York and London. Numeric raised a $10M Series A in 2023, a $28M Series A2 in 2024, and a $51M Series B announced November 20, 2025, led by IVP with participation from Founders Fund, Menlo Ventures, 8VC, and others. Total funding stands at approximately $89M.
Position vs competitors
Numeric competes with FloQast, BlackLine, and Trintech in close management, but differentiates with a modern AI-first stack and an explicit move into broader finance data. It overlaps with adjacent agentic-finance startups like Pivot and Light.