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Writing from the Neoflo team on accounts payable, receivables, the close, and where AI actually helps finance operations.

AI in finance
The Back Office in 2026: Autonomous AI at the Core
Why task automation stalls in finance and operations, what an autonomous execution layer changes, and what CFOs should measure instead.

Insights
The Invisible Cost of Manual Ops: What You Don’t Measure Can Hurt You Most
Manual AP costs more than the line items show. Where the cost hides in manual reviews, rework and exceptions, and how to start measuring it.

Insights
Beyond Automation: What BPO Operations Leaders Want from AI Today
Automation is table stakes. BPO and shared-services leaders now want AI that orchestrates work, supports their teams and scales with volume.

Accounts payable
Streamlining Supplier & Vendor Onboarding: CFO Gains Beyond Marketplaces
What slows vendor onboarding, which checks to automate (tax IDs, bank details, sanctions), and how clean vendor data prevents duplicate payments.

Insights
Retail Reinvented: Grow Faster, More Efficiently with AI-Powered Ops
Returns, shrink, last-mile and stockouts quietly erode retail margins. Where AI plus human experts can recover cash and protect margin.

Accounts payable
P2P’s hidden potential: Unlock cash, boost liquidity
How procure-to-pay works, where invoices and approvals stall, and what to automate first. A practical guide for CFOs and controllers.

AI in finance
Rewiring finance ops: From pilots to production
Five reasons finance AI projects stall between demo and production, from data gaps to change management, and what gets them over the line.

Company
Neoflo.ai transforms the back office into a growth engine
Neoflo launches its AI and human finance operations platform and announces a $10 million seed round from Lightspeed, Peak XV and Alter Global.

AI in finance
Back office, big impact: AI’s untapped enterprise growth opportunity
Why the back office is the biggest untapped AI opportunity, and how combining AI with human experts cuts rework, delays and audit risk.

Company
Part 2: Supporting Warung Owners
A little over five years ago, we walked the markets of East Java and Jakarta’s Tanah Abang, listening to warung owners share their struggles. These shops weren’t just businesses - they were the pulse of the neighborhood.

Company
The Journey of Ula: Supporting Warung Owners
How Ula grew to serve 100,000+ warungs across Java, what the team learned through the pandemic, and why it closed its core operations.
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