By Lasse Kalkar (CEO/Founder) & Anita Koimur (COO/Founder)

Some years ago, we set out to solve a key problem that frustrated us — updating financial models was manual, error-prone, and ate up valuable time. 

Anyone who’s spent even a split second in finance knows the drill: numbers live in one system, models live somewhere else, and keeping them in sync is manual, error-prone, and eats far more time than it should.

So we built our first product: a simple way to connect accounting data to Google Sheets and Excel.

People loved it.

And then something interesting happened in the matrix…

Fixing one problem exposed a much bigger one

Once we started working closely with finance teams, it became obvious that updating models was just one part of the problem, and there was a much larger elephant in the room. 

Consolidating financials was a nightmare.

We met hundreds of CFOs who couldn’t get consolidated financials without pulling all-nighters like college kids. Teams juggling entities, currencies, intercompany transactions, spreadsheets taped together with formulas, hope, and a lot of “fingers crossed.” 

So we put our heads down and started building.

And launched Consolidation, our biggest product and undertaking (until now).  

After a lot of tinkering, Consolidation did what we hoped: cut manual consolidation from days to minutes and eliminated thousands of human errors.

But, again, as we had already learned before, it also forced us to confront something bigger.

Finance teams have been stuck with impossible choices

For decades, teams managing multiple entities have been stuck with the same subpar options:

1. Stay on your existing system and keep layering tools on top — planning here, AP/AR there, custom workflows everywhere, or:
   
   

2. Rip everything out and endure 12–18 months of absolute implementation hell with a legacy ERP.

Pick your poison, right? 

Legacy systems are slow, rigid, and somehow still look like they shipped in 1995. (Retro is cool. Retro accounting software…a little less cool.)

But simply stacking tools on top doesn’t actually fix the underlying problem either. It just moves the pain around – which pain “on the go” is still pain. 

At some point, we had to ask ourselves a harder question. 

What if we rebuilt it all from scratch?

What if we designed the end-to-end finance system we always wished existed?

One you actually enjoy using every day.
One built specifically for growing, multi-entity businesses.
One designed for how finance teams actually work in 2026 — not how software decided they should work in 2006.
One modern by default, with AI at its core.

So… we did.

Drumroll, please…introducing Flow

Today, we are excited to officially introduce Flow. 

Flow is a brand-new, built-from-scratch, AI-native finance platform designed for modern, multi-entity businesses. Your go-to multi-entity AI ERP and financial operator.

(And new favorite workflow, ever). 

It combines your Accounting Ledger and FP&A system into one platform — designed from day one to handle complexity without slowing you down.

Here’s what that means:

• Flow is built to manage multiple entities from the ground up, whether you’re managing 2 entities or 200+.
  
  

• Flow gives you strong controls, so audits don’t feel like a fire drill every time
  
  

• Flow lets you allocate and distribute costs across entities in one click — not across a million tabs.
  
  

• Flow is fast. Like, you’ll forget it’s doing serious heavy finance work fast.
  
  

• And yes, it comes with built-in AI Agents that doesn’t just assist the work, but take on and manage the entire accounting workflows for you.

And the best part? This is just the beginning. 

How Flow got its name 

The meaning behind “Flow” is inspired but simple. We wanted to name it Flow, because that’s the feeling that we’re chasing. The vibe that we believe all finance teams deserve to work in. 

Flow as in momentum.
Flow as in clarity.
Flow, as in losing track of time, because the system isn’t fighting you at every step

Finance doesn’t need to be painful to be serious or effective. 

Our goal with Flow is simple: remove the stress that’s been normalized for far too long, so finance teams can spend less time wrestling systems — and more time actually running the business.

And we’re just getting started 

Flow is the culmination of everything we’ve learned building alongside finance and accounting teams and being in the trenches with our customers for years.

Make sure to follow along, because we’ll be sharing a lot more over the coming months.

For now, we’re just excited to finally put Flow in your hands.

We think you’ll love it as much as we already do!