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Finance teams need precision, auditability, and speed. Set up a finance agent in Hops to work from your financial data, not a blank slate.

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What finance teams use Hops for

  • Financial summaries: your agent pulls data from your accounting tool and drafts spend summaries, budget reports, and variance analyses
  • Data questions: ask your agent a question about your financials and it finds the answer and shows where it came from
  • Report drafting: monthly close updates, board prep, investor reporting. Draft from data, review and finalize
  • Budget tracking: monitor spend against plan across cost centers, flagging anomalies
  • Invoice and approval context: surface the history behind a payment, contract, or vendor before approval

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Your finance agent in action

Tag your finance agent in your Finance Space and ask directly.
Your agent cites every number and where it came from. If the data isn’t in a connected tool, it’ll say so. Tools to connect: QuickBooks, Xero, or NetSuite (transactions, reports), Google Sheets or Excel (financial models), Google Drive or Notion (budget docs, finance memos), Slack (internal finance discussion). Spaces: A Finance Space for the team, plus dedicated Spaces for board reporting and budget review cycles.

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Example workflows

Monthly close summary
At month end, ask your finance agent to pull key metrics from your accounting tool and draft the close summary. It produces a first version with actuals, variance from plan, and notable items. Review, annotate, and share.
Board prep
Create a Board Prep Space. Pin the investor deck structure and financial model. Ask your agent to populate each financial section from the connected data. Review and finalize.
Spend anomaly alert
Set up an automation: weekly, your finance agent checks spend against the plan and flags any category that’s more than 10% over or under. Posts to the Finance Space for the team to review.

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