A slow close is not a staffing problem. It is a matching problem.







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No, and this is absolute. Agents never move money or approve payment. The AP router sends payables for approval according to your policy. A human authorizes and releases, every time.
Entries are prepared for review. No entry posts without a reviewer signing off. The audit log records what was prepared, on what basis, and who approved it.
Every agent action is logged with its reasoning, which in practice gives you a cleaner audit trail than most manual processes produce. Separation of duties is preserved because preparation and approval remain distinct.
It codes against your chart of accounts using your historical patterns, and routes anything it is not confident about to a person. Expect a higher exception rate in the first weeks while it learns your coding conventions.
No. It removes the mechanical work below them. Judgment, sign off, and your CPA's role are untouched.
Out of scope here. Tax preparation has its own boundaries and its own page, and filing sits with a licensed US preparer.