It runs the books. You decide how much.
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Aleq isn't a layer on top of your books — it is your books.
The whole ledger, not a piece of it. General ledger, financial statements, every account and subledger, in one system that stays balanced by construction.
General ledger
Every entry balanced and traceable to its source.
| DR | Cash | 142,400 |
| CR | Deferred revenue | 104,200 |
| CR | Recognized revenue | 38,200 |
Financial statements
P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow — always current.
Trial balance
Debits equal credits — checked on every post.
Receivables
Every open invoice, aged and tied to the ledger.
Chart of accounts
Your full COA and dimensions — structured, not flat.
Audit trail
Every action signed, reversible, and replayable.
Fixed assets
Capitalized, depreciated, and tracked to net book value.
Cash flow
Operating, investing, financing — reconciled to cash.
Multi-currency
Every currency revalued and translated at close.
It already knows your accounting.
Aleq doesn't learn your model from a settings screen — the standards, subledgers, and metrics your business lives on are how it keeps the books.
SaaS & subscription
Recognizes revenue as you bill — ratable, usage, and milestone — with deferred-revenue schedules that roll forward on their own.
Hardware & physical goods
Books revenue at the shipment, lands freight and duty into cost, and ties on-hand inventory back to the entry.
Marketplaces
Reconciles every processor payout, fee, and split to the cent — and books revenue gross or net to the policy you set.
Healthcare & RCM
Ties remittances and payer deposits back to the ledger and keeps the revenue cycle reconciled as cash lands.
Manufacturing
Carries WIP, applies standard costs, and posts purchase-price and usage variances as production runs.
Professional services
Recognizes project revenue over time, carries unbilled WIP, and ties utilization to the close — by engagement.
It does the technical accounting. You sign off.
Aleq reads the contract, makes the call against the codification, and drafts the entry with its reasoning — held for your sign-off, reversible, auditor-ready.
Allocated the price across the three performance obligations by standalone selling price — platform $432K, implementation $81K, support $27K.
It earns the right to run your books.
Aleq learns from how every call turns out. Once it's been right enough times, you let it run that task on its own — until then, it asks you first. You decide where the line sits.
57 high-risk tasks. Leading models got every one wrong alone.
We ran them twice — once with leading models on their own, once with the same models and Aleq in the loop. The only thing that changed is what Aleq lets a model do when the answer isn't certain.
Nine came out wrong. Here is what happened to them. Aleq caught 67% to 89% of the failures in each risk area — stopped them, asked about them, or queued them for approval. Some got through. We publish the rate instead of rounding it. One thing never got through: a payment. Across every run, zero payments left without a person signing off.
Aleq's own eval runs — Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Qwen on the same 57 tasks, with and without Aleq. Read the method and the full run
We close last month on your real books, live.
Read-only, while you watch. Every entry Aleq posts is signed, sourced, and reversible.
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