Solomon AIA promise to pay changes the plan
If a customer says the money will arrive next Thursday, that promise affects what the business can afford. The invoice balance alone cannot tell you that.
INorth Star
Your books remember every transaction. They forget the business in between.
Solomon AI is being built to remember the rest: how customers pay, what the company has committed to, why the plan changed, and what the business can do next.
IIWhy three products
One decision, three kinds of work
To know what a business can do next, you have to understand the money coming in, the money going out, and the decisions between them.
Those facts live in different workflows today. A late invoice sits with the customer conversation. A bill sits with an approval. The hiring decision sits in a cash model. Solomon AI is building each part where the work happens, then connecting the record behind it.
An approval commits future cash
A bill waiting for approval may still become money out of the account. Its timing, and any doubt about whether it is valid, belongs in the cash decision.
The hiring answer needs both
A founder deciding whether to hire needs more than today's bank balance. They need to know what is likely to arrive, what is already committed, and what could change.
IIIThree focused products
02Money in
Money coming in
Conduitt
Know who will pay, what is holding them up, and what they promised. Conduitt keeps the customer context beside the invoice so the team can judge what is likely to arrive.
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03Money out
Money going out
Cadense
Know what is ready to pay, what needs approval, and what looks wrong before money leaves the account. Cadense keeps the obligation and its evidence together.
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IVFinancial intelligence
What the connection changes
The system should understand more of the business after every week of work.
The products still keep separate operating records. We are building the connection, with the company's permission. A forecast should remember that a customer paid late. A bill review should see current cash. The next decision should remember why the plan changed.
That history is the beginning of Solomon's financial intelligence layer. It lets Solomon explain what changed, suggest the next step, and take on routine work when the company is ready to allow it.
Keep the reason with the record
A promise, approval, exception, or decision should not be separated from the evidence that explains it.
Let reality update the plan
When a payment slips or a bill changes, the forecast should learn from what happened instead of starting over.
Ask before taking action
Solomon can explain, suggest, and prepare the work. It should act only when the company has set the permission and the rules.
VDesktop workspace
Solomon AI Desktop
Keep Eigenn, Conduitt, and Cadense in one workspace.
Use the products in your browser or install Desktop for notifications, quick switching, and one place to return to for the weekly finance work.
VIFounder-run finance
Who we serve
For people making real financial decisions before there is a full finance department.
Founders, operators, bookkeepers, and fractional CFOs use Solomon when the answer is due before the board call, hiring decision, vendor payment, or customer follow-up.
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