Procurement, AP, and the close on one record. Every invoice validated against the contract. Every accrual posted before the close. Built so your team stops reconciling between tools and starts running on one.
Vakari is one connected data layer. Procurement, AP, and the close on the same record. The contract validates the invoice. The PO drafts the accrual. The reconciliation explains itself. Audit-grade by default.
Contracts, POs, invoices, and receipts become structured data the moment they enter Vakari. Every term extracted, every clause indexed, every match traceable to the source clause. A document stops being a file you retrieve and becomes a record that works.
Vakari opens the work and finishes it — ingesting the invoice, intaking the request, opening the period — then runs three-way matching, contract validation, JE drafting, and accrual posting through to the last step. Vakari proposes; humans confirm. You type; the actions execute.
Every action carries provenance back to the source clause and writes an immutable audit event. Segregation of duties is enforced structurally, not by policy. Audit-grade isn't a feature you switch on — it's a byproduct of how the record is built.
This is the line that makes agentic AI safe for the Office of the CFO — and it's a design decision, not a disclaimer. Vakari never posts, pays, or closes on its own.
Every action arrives as a proposal with a confidence score. A human approves before anything posts, pays, or closes.
Segregation of duties is structural — a preparer can't approve their own work, a Controller can't create JEs. The control can't be bypassed.
Each confirmed action writes an immutable audit event traceable to its source. The model can change; the proof doesn't.