Finance tooling is finally catching up. A company just released the first ERP with its own foundational model trained on accounting data, but every customer's custom chart of accounts makes it harder than it looks.
It's an exciting time for customers in the finance stack. I think this category had been deprived of modern tooling for so long. A lot of great options coming out. I think a few categories around us, like accounts payable and payroll. There's been some new folks that people come to us and say, like, hey, the rest of my stack is so modern. Why is my general ledger still so outdated? Like, I'm looking for a modern ledger that looks like some of the other tools that I'm running. And so I think that's been a lot of the feedback we've been getting is like, it's time for something new. And I think that's reflective in the enthusiasm at today's event. But, yeah, I mean, you briefly touched on. On it earlier, the large accounting model. You know, we're the first ERP to come out with our own foundational model. And this was something we've talked about today on stage, which was largely based on, like, accounting data's unique data set. But then every customer has their own chart of accounts and their own dimensionality.
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