Karim Atiyeh
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 21 Oct
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It's for finance teams of companies of all size, from startups to large 100,000 plus employee companies.
It helps those finance teams run everything from expenses to
procurement workflows, account payable workflows, accounting automation, reporting as it relates to the way that they are spending money in their company.
And a lot of our focus is in building systems and product that automate a lot of the busy work away.
And we've tried to essentially stitch together a lot of the workflows that today are very disparate, can live on 10 or 20 different systems, and as a result, result in
incredible inefficiencies for most businesses that are now closing their books in weeks and months instead of essentially having a live view of what's going on in their business.
Yeah.
Over time, I mean, I would say that part of the intent is to make it a lot easier to build and run companies without having to be finance operations experts.
You can worry about your company, your mission, whether it's a restaurant or a soccer team or really whatever it is, without having to be a finance expert.
It can run on autopilot.
What's the scope of this?
How much money do businesses spend a year or something?
Oh my God, so much.
It is on the order of a hundred plus billion dollars per year.
If anything, I think there's something interesting happening today where you'd argue that probably the most primary thing that businesses spend on is payroll for a lot of businesses.
But like as the world is shifting towards using more and more AI and more and more agents that are built by other companies, it's very likely that more of that payroll spend will essentially become software spend.
I think it's only growing.
It would certainly have to start in Lebanon, in Beirut, which is where I grew up
And I grew up in a very interesting period of Lebanon's history because I was born right at the end of the civil war.
And if you rewind the clock a lot in Lebanon, you'll see that it's always been periods of peace followed by some form of conflict and war.
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