DualEntry

by DualEntry

DualEntry ($90M Series A) targets mid-market teams with multiple entities that need consolidation depth and audit-grade controls, the segment where AI-native rivals skew earlier-stage. It pitches automated close and consolidation with the control rigor auditors expect.

Best for

Mid-market multi-entity companies wanting AI automation with audit-grade controls

Reported pricing

Quote-based; typically mid five figures/yr

Organization size

Mid-market (50–500 employees)

Deployment

Cloud

Fund accounting

No (or via add-ons)

Multi-entity consolidation

Yes

Where it wins

✓ Consolidation depth aimed at mid-market complexity
✓ Audit-grade controls as a design center
✓ AI-automated close workflows

Where it doesn't

✗ Young vendor; reference base still small
✗ Finance-focused. Operations modules limited

Strengths

AI-native automationMulti-entity consolidationCore financials

Common industries

SaaS & Software · Professional Services · Holding Companies

Integrations

Strong ecosystem

No public marketplace. Integrations listed directly on dualentry.com and docs.dualentry.com. ~95 named integrations; the marketed "13,000+" figure is mostly bank connectivity via an aggregator, not distinct native apps.

Notable integrations

Ramp, Brex, Bill.com, SAP Concur, AvidXchange (AP)Justworks, Gusto, Workday, Deel, Rippling (payroll/HRIS)Stripe, PayPal (AR)Avalara (tax)

API quality: Genuinely mature-looking public REST API for a young company. Documented auth, rate limiting, pagination, error handling, plus a public GitHub org.

What doesn't connect cleanly

— G2 reviewers report payroll/invoicing app integrations feel limited and want broader coverage
— Reporting/customization flexibility described as basic

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