AI. Accounting.
Claude is for code. ChatGPT is for funny raps. Wavie is for verifiable accounting work.
Wavie
The agent for accounting work.
What Claude is to code, Wavie is to accounting. Connected to your books. Every step verifiable.
- “Automate the monthly bookkeeping.”
- “Run an ASC 606 analysis on this contract.”
- “Send collections emails for the overdue invoices.”
- “Should we write off this receivable?”
- “Reconcile the exchange accounts.”
- “Draft the Q3 flux analysis.”
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It does real work
Not just answers. Entries booked, emails sent, memos drafted.
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It shows its work
Every conclusion ships as a Verifiable Work Product — evidence attached.
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You stay in control
Nothing posts or sends without your approval.
Verifiable Work Product
Verifiable is a process, not a promise.
Wavie is built on VWP — our open standard for agentic, evidence-backed work. Every conclusion ships as a package that carries its own proof.
- Evidence
- Facts
- Claims
- Judgments & calculations
- Validations
- Conclusion
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The package is the truth
The memo is just a view. The evidence, facts, and math travel with it.
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Checked by validators
AI output is never trusted directly. Deterministic checks verify the evidence links and tie out the math.
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Attacked by adversaries
A suite of audit and adversarial agents tries to break every package before you rely on it.
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Benchmarked for quality
The VWP Trust Tests benchmark agents on real accounting work — machine-tested, blind-graded by human accountants.
Wavie Ops
Accounting that runs itself.
Put Wavie on a schedule. It keeps the books current, watches for problems, and flags what needs you.
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Runs every day
Activity comes in. Entries get booked. No backlog.
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Watches your books
Anything off gets flagged before it becomes a problem.
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Runs the close
The checklist runs itself. You review and sign off.
Built for people who do the books.
Accountants
Stop keying entries. Start reviewing them.
Controllers
A close that runs on schedule, with a full trail.
Owners
Do your own books without doing your own books.