Rillion

Somewhere, one person holds your entire coding logic in their head (kudos to that person). It wouldn't hurt if it also lived in a system.

You don’t need an AP wizard to handle growing invoice volumes. Rillion AI works like magic, just without the wand-and-owl part.

Every CFO insists their AP process is fine. The "process" may or may not disagree.

The pile keeps growing. The smile keeps holding. Let Rillion AI step in before one of them breaks.

Which Nordic country is furthest ahead on AI in finance? We asked a room full of finance leaders that exact question at Dagens Industri’s CFO event the other week. The Swedes in the room were pretty convinced: Sweden. Denmark? Probably last. However, the data says the exact opposite. Denmark is leading, with 49% of Danish finance leaders already using AI broadly in their work. Finland follows at 37%. Sweden comes in last at 34%. But it gets more interesting. More than half of Swedish CFOs believe AI will have a negative impact on finance. So Sweden is the most confident about being ahead, while actually having the lowest adoption of the three countries and the highest concern about where AI is taking us. There’s something in that gap worth paying attention to. Knowing where you actually stand is a pretty good place to start.

Finance is moving fast right now. Maybe too fast to fully make sense of. The most useful conversations I have are with other finance leaders working through the same questions. Not at conferences or on panels. In real conversations, where nobody has the full picture yet. So I'm trying something. A letter, once in a while, where I share what I'm seeing and what I think it means. First issue is out today. Curious what you think. Please sign up in the comments