Your Company Brain
Quill is the first finance platform that grows your business because it truly gets to know your business. Not just every expense, invoice, customer, and journal entry, but the key decisions that were made and more importantly why they were made.
We feed the brain structured data from your regular finance and HR workflows as well as previously unstructured data from calls, emails, and Slack messages that reflect the patterns, decisions, and tribal knowledge that drive a company forward. These insights are codified as “memories” which can be recalled by the brain down the line. The brain doesn’t just understand the decision that was made, but the alternatives that were debated, the metrics being used to measure success, and who is responsible for implementation.
Today, the brain is an internal tool used by our team to better serve customers. We soon plan to enable it for customer use as well.
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