Nume

Nume

Nume is an AI CFO for businesses of 1-100 people that builds budgets, forecasts cash and runway, reviews books, consolidates entities, and reports proactively in Slack.

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Last Updated Oct 21, 2026
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About

Nume is an AI-powered finance tool, positioned as an "AI CFO," built for companies with roughly 1 to 100 employees. It addresses a common problem at small and growing businesses: founders lack a full-time CFO, so budgeting, cash forecasting, bookkeeping review, and board or investor reporting either pile up in spreadsheets or wait on an external accountant. Nume connects to a company's accounting, banking, payments, payroll, CRM, and marketing data, then continuously monitors the numbers and raises issues before they are asked about.

Once connected, Nume learns the business's structure so it can read the ledger the way an operator would, and it runs a monthly cycle on its own: monitoring, close review, reporting, and reforecasting. The company says its product is built by a team with prior CFO experience, that onboarding takes about five minutes, and that more than 500 businesses use it. Updates are tested against an evaluation suite based on finance best practice before release.

Key Features

Budget building and tracking: Nume creates the budget and then compares actuals against it, so a company learns the week it drifts off plan rather than months later.
Cash forecasting and runway: It forecasts cash and runway for the next 12 months, giving a concrete answer to questions such as whether payroll can be met.
Scenario planning: Users can model decisions like hiring two engineers, with Nume showing the impact on runway and suggesting alternatives such as staggered hiring.
Bookkeeping review and reconciliation: Nume detects month-end closes, checks for miscoded or misbooked entries, and can explain discrepancies such as Stripe payouts not yet recorded in Xero.
Multi-entity consolidation: The Multi-Entity Consolidation plan produces consolidated P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statements with automated intercompany eliminations.
Reporting on demand: It generates reports and board or investor decks directly from connected data, and explains variances versus budget.
Proactive alerts: Users can set watch rules in a sentence (for example, alerting when a customer is more than 14 days late), and Nume notifies them through Slack, Teams, email, or its mobile app.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: A Free plan includes $150 of CFO work at no cost with no credit card required. The Pro plan starts at $50 per month with 250 credits, scaling through tiers up to 2,000 per month at $2,000 for 29,500 credits. Multi-Entity Consolidation starts at $250 per month covering two entities and 500 credits, with $50 per additional entity.
  • Free tier: The free plan provides $150 of credit, connects accounting, banks, and other data sources, and allows unlimited users.
  • Integrations: Native connections include QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books, Odoo, and e-conomic for accounting; live read-only feeds from over 12,000 banks via Plaid, GoCardless, and Atto; Stripe, Shopify, Square, Brex, Ramp, and Pleo for payments and spend; plus HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Google Ads, BambooHR, and many others.
  • Data access model: Bank connections are read-only through regulated open banking, with bank-grade encryption, and Nume states that customer data stays private.

Who It's For

Nume targets founders and small-business owners at companies of roughly 1 to 100 people who need CFO-level finance work without hiring a full-time CFO. Typical users include startup founders tracking runway and preparing board or investor updates, finance managers at multi-entity groups needing consolidation, and operators who want bookkeeping errors caught during the month instead of at year end. It also suits teams that live in Slack and want finance answers delivered where they already work.

FAQ

What is Nume?Nume is an AI CFO tool for businesses of 1–100 people that builds budgets, tracks actuals, forecasts cash and runway, reviews bookkeeping, consolidates entities, and delivers reports and alerts automatically.

Is Nume free to try?Yes, Nume offers a free plan that includes $150 of CFO work with no credit card required; paid Pro plans start at $50 per month, and the Multi-Entity Consolidation plan starts at $250 per month.

Which tools does Nume integrate with?Nume connects to QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books, Odoo, and e-conomic, more than 12,000 banks via regulated open banking, Stripe, Shopify, Brex, Ramp, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Google Ads, BambooHR, and numerous other data sources.

How does Nume handle data security and privacy?Nume uses read-only bank access through regulated open banking providers, encrypts data at bank grade, and states that customer data remains private.

Does Nume replace an accountant?Nume reviews books for quality and flags miscoded entries, but it is positioned as a CFO-layer tool that works on top of existing accounting systems rather than a replacement for the accounting platform itself.