Kili

I recently had the pleasure of meeting Krishna Nandakumar, the founder of Kili, and I was truly impressed by their platform's capabilities. Kili automates document-heavy processes in finance and operations, making it easier for teams to extract, classify, and flag important data—whether from PDFs, images, emails, or CSVs. If your finance team handles over 100 documents per month, this tool could save you significant time and boost compliance. Read on to learn more about Kili’s innovative approach! Kili helps businesses automate document-heavy processes within finance and operations. Our product can extract data from any kind of file (PDF, pictures, emails or CSVs) in a consistent format. It requires no pre-training or setup, enabling teams to get going in a matter of hours. We've designed the product after taking into account nuances that many Finance teams have to deal with, such as: - Classifying documents based not their content. For example, we can recognise that page 1 of a document is an invoice and page 2 of a document is a rent schedule, and extract data accordingly. - Flagging duplicate entries. If a vendor sends the same invoice twice, Kili will flag this to your team. - Line-item extraction. Finance teams often need to extract data that lives within tables (e.g. a rent schedule within property leases or line items on an invoice). If your team processes more than 100 documents in a month, we believe we can help you save time whilst improving compliance. Please get in touch if you're interested in exploring automation for your finance team. https://www.kili.so/ Krishna Nandakumar

Nothing is as exciting as AI unlocking an experience that wasn't possible before. You can now generate a 5-minute podcast conversation using any content, powered by Google's NotebookLM. I gave it Kili's website and got this 5 minute podcast clip in a matter of minutes. The entire clip is unedited. The clip covers 4-5 features that are key to our value prop with zero prompting. The tone of the conversation is more exciting than the content. There is a healthy balance of roasting and information sharing. AI gives us the ability to synthesise large bits of information, extract key data from sources and convert media from one form to another. The ability to design a new experience is exciting because it's a blank canvas. For example, I love the idea of being able to feed a bunch of articles into NotebookLLM and then digest them when going on a walk. You could even design it to be dynamic and give the listener the ability to deep-dive on a specific topic. Exciting times ahead.