AI-native technology
Automate repeatable work across the systems your business already uses.
AI-native software & services for complex work
Findevor combines AI-native technology, domain expertise, and business context to simplify complex operations. We automate repeatable work while keeping people accountable for the results.
Our approach
Automate repeatable work across the systems your business already uses.
Apply the expertise, rules, and context that make the work meaningful.
Keep decisions and accountability with the people responsible for the result.
Security & trust
Clear evidence, protected data, and controls built around the engagement.
Trace results to their source information, business rules, and review history.
Encryption, defined access, and agreed data-handling requirements.
Threat monitoring, internal security reviews, and incident-response procedures.
Review the access, data-handling, and oversight requirements for your engagement.
Discuss the controls and documentation relevant to your deployment.
Explore security & trustFor company, partnership, and product conversations. Speak with our team.
The people behind Findevor
Operators and engineers building AI-native products for complex business work.

Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Serial entrepreneur with zero-to-IPO experience. CPA- and CMA-trained, with a background in public accounting and public-company finance.

Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer
Former Amazon senior engineer. Leads technical execution, platform engineering, and reliable product delivery.

Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer
Former Amazon machine-learning engineer. Leads AI architecture, research, and applied innovation.
Our way of working
We bring operating experience, applied AI, and production engineering together. The goal is straightforward: make complex work more useful, reliable, and repeatable.
From the CEO's deskFor company, partnership, and media conversations.
The CEO's desk
Writing, interviews, and lessons from building technology companies. From Alex Valdes, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Findevor.

About Alex
Alex Valdes is Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Findevor, where he focuses on AI-native technology and operating models for complex work across insurance and finance.
Previously Chief Financial Officer of Trust Stamp, his experience spans financial leadership, public accounting, technology and company building.
His work combines enterprise AI with financial operating experience to simplify complex work while keeping professional judgment and accountability central.
Work and perspective
Alex writes about the financial and operational choices involved in growing a company, from early fundraising through complex reporting and public-market readiness.
His interviews examine how carriers can use existing systems and data to make better underwriting, portfolio, and capital decisions without handing accountability to automation.
At Findevor, he applies professional accounting and CFO experience to a managed finance service supported by technology, with people responsible for reviewing the work.
Selected career experience
Prior-company experience. These organizations do not endorse Findevor.
From the CEO's desk
A curated collection of Alex Valdes's own writing, interviews, quoted commentary, recognition, and career milestones. Company-issued announcements are labeled separately from independent editorial coverage.
Inside Insight
A podcast conversation on insurance decisioning, AI, and the role of industry expertise.
Listen to the episode
J.D. Power Insurance Intelligence
Alex discusses AI agents, carrier decision-making, claims signals, and how insurers can apply AI across existing data and workflows.
Listen to the interview
Digital Insurance
A published Q&A with Alex on the company origin, enterprise AI, and why insurance became the focus.
Read the Q&A
Hypepotamus
Hypepotamus profiles Alex and the launch of Findevor, with a look back at lessons from Trust Stamp.
Read the feature
CFO Brew
The changing role of a finance leader as a company grows from startup to public.
Read the interview
Georgia Titan 100
Alexander Valdes was recognized among Georgia’s 2023 senior executive honorees while serving as CFO at Trust Stamp.
View 2023 honorees
Alex’s own article on how the finance leadership role has evolved as businesses grow.
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Product
Coverager / Findevor
Company announcement with Alex’s perspective on connecting early claims signals with underwriting portfolio decisions.
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Product
Findevor / PRWeb
Findevor-issued release featuring Alex and describing a modeled distribution opportunity, not realized revenue or independently audited results.
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Funk Futures
Partner announcement directly quoting Alex about expanding Findevor’s insurance-market reach.
Read the announcement
Coverager / Findevor
Findevor’s company announcement includes Alex’s comments on why the former AIG and AXA XL underwriting executive joined as an advisor.
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Coverager / Findevor
Company announcement quoting Alex on using portfolio intelligence to identify litigation risk earlier.
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PRWeb / Findevor
Findevor’s original company-issued launch announcement includes remarks from co-founder and CEO Alex Valdes.
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Nasdaq / Trust Stamp
Trust Stamp’s Nasdaq listing announcement includes Alex Valdes’s remarks as the company’s Chief Financial Officer.
Read the announcement
ID Tech
Independent industry coverage of Trust Stamp’s Nasdaq debut directly cites Alex Valdes’s comments as CFO.
Read the coverage
Trust Stamp
The product launch identifies Alex Valdes, then CFO and EVP, and describes his analysis of enterprise customer-onboarding challenges.
View the announcement
Business RadioX
A conversation about entrepreneurship, Trust Stamp, and his path from accounting into technology ventures.
Listen to the interview
WSB-TV
A local news report featuring Alex discussing AI-enabled identity verification and secure email.
View the report
MarketScreener
Third-party historical profile documenting his former finance leadership role at Trust Stamp.
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Frequently asked questions
Scope, quoting, and ownership for both engagement paths.
Bookkeeper includes bookkeeping, reconciliations, monthly close, a reviewed financial package, a rolling 12-month cash outlook, quarterly budget refresh, Finance Hub and connected cash visibility, exception management, and tax-ready records. Accountant adds vendor bill administration, customer invoicing and receivables follow-up, payment preparation and approval routing, payroll and expense administration, cap table management, and monthly forecast updates with variance and profitability analysis. Controller adds finance-function ownership, controller oversight and financial controls across systems, agreed tax planning, preparation, and filings, annual budgeting and scenarios, and audit and investor reporting readiness. Controller CFO advisory and decision support are defined in the proposal. All packages receive professional review. Compare service levels →
Businesses that need a coordinated, CFO-led finance operation. We scope engagements around systems, reporting needs, and responsibilities. The standardized Startup Pilot is designed for qualifying venture-backed technology companies.
Bookkeeper starts at $500+ per month for one entity, low activity, timely records and straightforward cash-basis reporting. Your final scope and fee are agreed upfront. Accountant and Controller are quoted for your business. Qualifying startups can explore the 60-day Startup Pilot offer →
Every service level includes a reviewed monthly financial package. Bookkeeper includes a rolling 12-month cash outlook and quarterly budget refresh. Accountant and Controller include monthly forecast updates, variance and profitability analysis; Controller also includes annual budgeting and scenarios. The Startup Pilot uses the Bookkeeper service level: bookkeeping, reconciliations, monthly close and a reviewed financial package, cash visibility, a rolling 12-month cash outlook, quarterly budget refresh, exception management and tax-ready records. Compare engagement options →
Yes. We agree the responsibilities and handoffs so the recurring finance workflow and specialist work stay coordinated.
We prepare the financial portion of your investor reporting: agreed statements, metrics, forecast updates, and explanations of material changes. You provide business context and approve the final content. Company-wide updates beyond the agreed financial scope remain with management.
Yes. Additional offshore capacity is available through our delivery partnership. Tasks, responsibilities, access, fees, and oversight are agreed in the relevant scope.
Yes. Cash planning and analysis build with your service level; Controller includes annual budgeting, scenarios, and audit and investor reporting readiness. Additional investor and lender reporting, fundraising preparation, transaction diligence, and IPO readiness can be separately scoped. Client-owned records and documented processes also support an eventual internal finance hire.
Accountant and Controller include cap table management: agreed record updates and ownership reporting based on approved information. Legal equity administration, grant authorization, and securities advice are not included; those remain with your company and its legal advisers.
Yes. Accountant and Controller include vendor bills, invoicing, receivables follow-up, payment preparation and approval routing, and payroll and expense administration. Historical cleanup, custom reporting, workflow automation, and work beyond your package can be scoped separately. We confirm what Findevor owns, what remains with your team, and where specialist support is needed before work begins.
You can share information and respond through the Hub, email, or Slack, using the channels agreed for your engagement. The Hub gives you a consolidated view of financial performance, requests, and deliverables. It supports the managed service without replacing your existing accounting and finance systems or spreadsheets.
Tax planning, preparation, and filings are included in the Controller engagement for the entities and jurisdictions agreed in scope. They can be separately scoped for Bookkeeper or Accountant engagements. The Startup Pilot core package does not include tax filings.
Yes. Separately scoped support can include financial models, investor decks, diligence materials, and finance-side disclosures for Reg A, Reg CF, and Reg D offerings. Securities counsel handles legal advice and filing requirements; any required assurance is performed by independent auditors. Findevor does not provide securities placement or brokerage.
Your input focuses on business context, performance review and required approvals. Findevor coordinates the agreed recurring work. Implementation, advisory discussions and exceptional decisions require involvement based on your business and scope.
During implementation, we agree your first reporting milestone based on the records, access, and scope. For the Startup Pilot, the 60 days begin when required access and opening records are available, with both monthly reporting dates agreed.
No. We work with your existing accounting system, finance tools, and spreadsheets where suitable. The Finance Hub adds a consolidated view and simplifies requests and review; it does not replace those systems. Any changes or connections are agreed during setup.
Your Findevor CFO leads the engagement and owns the service outcome. Technology handles repeatable work, while the Findevor accounting team manages coordination, exceptions, and professional review. You provide business context and retain decisions and approvals.
Yes. The Findevor CFO is the point of contact for routine questions within scope. Channels, response expectations, and advisory involvement are agreed for the engagement. Advisory time and cadence, additional projects and specialist work are defined in your proposal.
CFO advisory time, cadence and decision support are defined in your proposal. Preparation, professional review and recurring delivery are part of the agreed service. Additional advisory and specialist projects are separately scoped.
The 60-day pilot costs $1,000: two monthly service fees of $500. Pay $500 to start and $500 in month two. There is no implementation fee. The founding-client offer is for the first 10 qualifying clients. Explore the Startup Pilot →
Continue Bookkeeper service at $500+ per month, with the fee agreed for your scope and business complexity. The engagement is month-to-month, with no automatic upgrade. Your quoted rate is locked for 12 months.
Not satisfied? Notify us by the end of the 60-day pilot and we will refund 100% of pilot fees paid. Your systems, records and delivered reports remain yours. Custom engagement cancellation and payment terms are agreed separately.
Vendor bill administration, customer invoicing and receivables follow-up, payment preparation, payroll administration and monthly variance analysis and cap table management belong to the Accountant service level. Controller oversight, tax services, CFO advisory, investor reporting, financing coordination and specialist projects are separately scoped. Historical cleanup and third-party software are quoted separately.
You retain your client-owned systems, source records, delivered reports, and documented processes. The engagement specifies the editable model files and history exports to be delivered. Findevor's proprietary technology is not transferred. Additional transition support and cancellation terms are agreed in your service agreement.
You authorize access to the systems and records in scope. Management retains payment and business approvals. Permissions, record-sharing methods, and removal of access at transition are agreed for your engagement. The startup core package does not execute payments. Ask for applicable security documentation before granting access.
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Findevor Finance
CFO-led accounting, cash planning, and reporting.
Explore Findevor Finance →CFO-led finance for growing businesses
Accounting, cash planning and reporting, led by an experienced finance team. You provide business context and approvals. We coordinate the recurring work.
Led by a serial technology entrepreneur and former public-company CFO with zero-to-IPO experience. Meet the team
Inside the service
Monthly package preview
Three levels of support
From bookkeeping and cash planning to reporting and financial oversight, Findevor coordinates the work, reviews the results, and brings you the decisions that need your attention.
Bookkeeper
Best for: Owners seeking reliable books and forward cash visibility.
$500+/month
Request a quoteAccountant
Preferred serviceBest for: Businesses ready to delegate recurring finance operations.
Quoted for your business
Request a quoteController
Best for: Growing companies needing a managed finance function with senior oversight.
Quoted for your business
Request a quoteBookkeeper starting price assumes one entity, low activity, timely records and straightforward cash-basis reporting. Final scope and fee agreed upfront.
How it works
We agree on systems, reporting needs, responsibilities, and the delivery calendar.
Your Findevor CFO leads the engagement and owns the outcome. Technology handles repeatable work; our accounting team coordinates delivery, manages exceptions, and reviews the outputs.
Share context on new business events, review performance, and approve what needs your judgment. The Hub, email, and Slack make those inputs easy, without managing the day-to-day finance work.
See your financial position, reporting progress, and outstanding requests in one consolidated view. The Hub supports our service by reducing the information-gathering and follow-up needed from you. Your existing accounting and business systems remain in place.
Working together
People who know your books. Reviewed information when you need it. Clear ownership of the next step.
Human expertise
Ask a question in Slack, email, or the Hub. Your Findevor accountants investigate the details and bring back the explanation and next step.
Your Findevor CFO leads delivery and remains accountable for professional oversight.
AI access
Where connected AI access is enabled, ask about your reviewed financial information in a familiar conversation.
Connections follow your engagement permissions. Confirm changes through the Hub; your team reviews them before they enter the next package.
What changed in our runway, and does the team need anything from me?
Your reviewed cash outlook shows 18.3 months of runway, down 0.7 months from the previous forecast.
One item needs your input. Confirm a vendor-contract date in the Hub. The team will review it before updating the next financial package.
Reviewed monthly cash outlookSource document · View sample packageExample conversation. No books, payments, or payroll are changed by this preview.
Frequently asked questions
The service, the people, and how we work together.
Businesses that need a coordinated, CFO-led finance operation. We scope engagements around systems, reporting needs, and responsibilities. The standardized Startup Pilot is designed for qualifying venture-backed technology companies.
Your input focuses on business context, performance review and required approvals. Findevor coordinates the agreed recurring work. Implementation, advisory discussions and exceptional decisions require involvement based on your business and scope.
No. We work with your existing accounting system, finance tools, and spreadsheets where suitable. The Finance Hub adds a consolidated view and simplifies requests and review; it does not replace those systems. Any changes or connections are agreed during setup.
Your Findevor CFO leads the engagement and owns the service outcome. Technology handles repeatable work, while the Findevor accounting team manages coordination, exceptions, and professional review. You provide business context and retain decisions and approvals.
Yes. The Findevor CFO is the point of contact for routine questions within scope. Channels, response expectations, and advisory involvement are agreed for the engagement. Advisory time and cadence, additional projects and specialist work are defined in your proposal.
You retain your client-owned systems, source records, delivered reports, and documented processes. The engagement specifies the editable model files and history exports to be delivered. Findevor's proprietary technology is not transferred. Additional transition support and cancellation terms are agreed in your service agreement.
Keep your financial house in order. Get back to your business.
Coming soon

A field guide by Alex Valdes
Raising capital changes the job. Build the financial foundation for what comes next, without becoming your own CFO.
Get early chapters, practical finance tools, and launch updates.
Join the Early Reader ListSignup opens on the existing Findevor Finance book page.
Amazon edition: coming soon.
“The goal is not for the CEO to become the accountant. The goal is to build a finance operation the CEO can trust.”
Inside the book
What institutional capital changes about the CEO's job.
Build backward from the outcomes your company needs.
Understand the numbers behind your next decision.
Close, controls, review, reporting, and accountability.
Build a financial history you do not have to reconstruct.
Prepare for an internal finance team, M&A, or IPO. Take an organized financial history with you.

A note from Alex
I have built and operated finance functions from early-stage companies through public markets. Even today, I outsource recurring finance work because my highest-value job is building the company.
But outsourcing bookkeeping does not always outsource finance. Founders still end up checking the numbers, explaining changes, managing equity, and preparing investor reports.
This book is about owning the financial truth without operating every financial task.
More about AlexFree finance readiness check
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The monthly finance package
Sample company
Managed finance / service scope
Choose the level of finance support your business needs. We agree the responsibilities, deliverables, and quote before work begins.
Bookkeeper
Best for: Owners seeking reliable books and forward cash visibility.
$500+/month
Accountant
Preferred serviceBest for: Businesses ready to delegate recurring finance operations.
Quoted for your business
Controller
Best for: Growing companies needing a managed finance function with senior oversight.
Quoted for your business
Bookkeeper starting price assumes one entity, low activity, timely records and straightforward cash-basis reporting. Final scope and fee agreed upfront.
Each level builds on the one before it. Your proposal defines the exact responsibilities and cadence.
| Recurring work | Bookkeeper | Accountant | Controller |
|---|---|---|---|
| Books, reconciliations & monthly financials | Included | Included | Included |
| Payables, receivables & payroll coordination | Separate scope | Included | Included |
| Cap table management | Separate scope | Included | Included |
| Cash outlook, forecasting & analysis | Rolling 12-month cash outlook; quarterly budget refresh | Monthly forecasts; variance & profitability analysis | Accountant scope + annual planning & scenarios |
| Finance-function ownership & controller oversight across systems | Separate scope | Separate scope | Included |
| Tax preparation & filings | Separate scope | Separate scope | Included in agreed scope |
| CFO advisory services | Separate scope | Separate scope | Defined in proposal |
Your Findevor team of accountants handles delivery, supported by technology. Your Findevor CFO leads the engagement and is responsible for professional oversight and the service outcome. You retain control of your systems, payment releases, spending approvals, and other required authorizations.
Beyond the recurring service
Specialist projects, scoped around a clear outcome and the expertise required.
Cash forecasts, operating plans, scenarios, and finance support for strategic decisions.
Reporting packages, financial narratives, presentation decks, and supporting schedules.
Investor-deck preparation, financial models, and finance-side disclosure and filing support for Reg A, Reg CF, and Reg D offerings, coordinated with securities counsel.
Financial analysis, data-room preparation, and finance workstreams for acquisitions, exits, and financing transactions.
Reporting processes, controls, schedules, and evidence prepared for independent auditors and public-market readiness.
Historical catch-up, account cleanup, tailored management reporting, and connected finance workflows.
Projects are separately scoped. Securities advice and legal filings are coordinated with counsel; required assurance is performed by independent auditors. Findevor's support does not include securities placement or brokerage.
Frequently asked questions
The entities, transaction volume, payroll runs, systems, reporting requirements, and level of review in the agreed scope.
We agree the first reporting milestone after reviewing access and opening records. Cleanup or missing information may affect the starting calendar.
Tax planning, preparation, and filings are included in the Controller engagement for the entities and jurisdictions agreed in scope. CFO advisory services are defined in the proposal. Bookkeeper and Accountant engagements can add these services through a separate scope.
You retain control of your systems, business decisions, payment releases, and required authorizations. You provide the context we need; Findevor owns the agreed coordination and delivery.
Start with the work you need handled and the reporting you need to trust.
Bookkeeper Startup Pilot · For venture-backed technology companies
We handle bookkeeping, reconciliations and the monthly close, deliver a reviewed financial package, and maintain a rolling 12-month cash outlook. You get back to building.

Led by a serial technology entrepreneur and former public-company
CFO with zero-to-IPO experience.
Meet the team
Watch the overviewSee what we take off your plate.00:30Findevor Finance 30-second overview
Bookkeeper service level
Your books and reconciliations handled, your monthly financial package reviewed, and your cash position connected to the next 12 months.
Bookkeeper pilot · First 10 qualifying clients
$500/ month for 2 months
No setup fee. $1,000 total.
Month-to-month. No automatic upgrade.
Not satisfied? We refund pilot fees paid.
Ongoing price assumes one entity, low activity, timely records and straightforward cash-basis reporting. Scope and fee agreed upfront.
Discuss the pilotYour monthly Bookkeeper service
Your finance team handles the recurring work and brings you the items that need your input.
Frequently asked questions
The pilot is a separate offer for qualifying startups. Scope, timing, and commercial terms are agreed before work begins.
The Bookkeeper service level: bookkeeping and reconciliations, monthly close and a reviewed financial package, a rolling 12-month cash outlook, quarterly budget refresh, Finance Hub and connected cash visibility, exception management, and tax-ready records. Your finance team handles preparation, professional review and delivery.
When required access and opening records are available. We agree the readiness date and both monthly reporting dates during implementation.
Continue Bookkeeper service at $500+ per month, with the fee agreed for your scope and business complexity. The engagement is month-to-month, with no automatic upgrade. Your quoted rate is locked for 12 months.
Vendor bill administration, customer invoicing and receivables follow-up, payment preparation, payroll administration and monthly variance analysis and cap table management belong to the Accountant service level. Controller oversight, tax services, CFO advisory, investor reporting, financing coordination and specialist projects are separately scoped. Historical cleanup and third-party software are quoted separately.
The 60-day pilot costs $1,000: two monthly service fees of $500. Pay $500 to start and $500 in month two. There is no setup or implementation fee. Not satisfied? Notify us by the end of the 60-day pilot and we will refund 100% of pilot fees paid. Your systems, records and delivered reports remain yours.
One entity, low activity, timely source records and straightforward cash-basis reporting, with a reliable accounting system of record. Historical cleanup, new ledger implementation, custom integrations and additional services require a separately agreed scope and fee.
Keep your financial house in order. Get back to your business.
Managed finance for real estate businesses
Agreed accounting, reconciliations, reporting and cash planning for owner-led property-management and commercial-real-estate businesses. An experienced finance team and AI-enabled workflows keep the recurring work moving in your existing systems.
Fixed monthly fee based on your business and scope.
Finance previewKeep your attention on the operation
Property summaries, bank activity and the company ledger need to tell the same story.
Collections, owner distributions, debt service and planned work move on different schedules.
You are still chasing reconciliations, accounting updates and explanations behind the numbers.
What Findevor handles
Choose the work to delegate. Entities, systems, volume and review requirements determine the written scope and fixed monthly fee.
Bookkeeping and reconciliations, reviewed monthly financial statements, a cash outlook and agreed budget updates.
Preferred service
Bookkeeper scope plus agreed payables, receivables, payroll and expense administration, forecasts and operating analysis.
Accountant scope plus defined controller oversight, reporting and finance advisory when included in your proposal.
Connect agreed property summaries to company accounts; track differences and missing records.
Separate company fee income and reimbursable costs from property or client balances.
Define property or entity reports, allocations and intercompany schedules before work begins.
Connect expected receipts with operating costs, debt service and planned commitments.
A managed engagement
Your Findevor finance lead coordinates the team, reviews the package and brings you material changes and decisions.
Existing systems, connected records
Review your QuickBooks Online, Xero or property-management workflow with us. Approved file exchange, manual service support and native integrations are different access methods; specific compatibility is confirmed during scoping.
You retain business decisions and required payment, spending and payroll approvals.
Historical cleanup, complex multi-entity accounting, trust or escrow requirements, specialist tax, audit, assurance, legal and major transaction work are assessed separately. Standard service is defined by your proposal.
For owners planning ahead
Build dependable recurring financials and organized supporting records now. Make it easier to coordinate with your existing advisers, with historical cleanup assessed separately.
Frequently asked questions
We begin with your current systems and records. Supported connections, permitted exports, approved file exchange and any manual service steps are confirmed in your scope. Named property applications do not imply verified native integrations.
Yes, where the work and review requirements can be agreed. Entity count, transaction volume, allocations and reporting affect the quote. Complex consolidation and historical cleanup require separate assessment.
The client retains required approvals and fund-release authority. Findevor’s preparation and administration duties are defined separately. Trust, escrow and other client-fund requirements need specific scope and qualified review.
We can handle agreed recurring accounting and reporting, organize records and coordinate finance requests with your advisers. Cleanup is quoted separately. This does not guarantee sale readiness, a valuation increase, tax savings or audit assurance.
Tell us where the monthly finance workflow still lands on you.
Finance for CPA and tax firms
Explore defined bookkeeping and close delivery support for your firm, or a recurring-finance handoff for clients who need help between tax engagements.
Delivery partnershipPricing · Advice · Professional oversight
Agreed books and schedules
Exceptions with clear owners
Organized files for firm review
Two distinct relationships
Your firm owns the client relationship, pricing and professional oversight. Findevor prepares the agreed recurring work, with responsibilities and review standards defined before a pilot.
When a client needs recurring monthly finance support, discuss a separate Findevor engagement alongside your specialist work. The client’s tax or assurance relationship remains with the appropriate adviser.
A practical division of work
Client bookkeeping and reconciliations compete with partner review time.
An agreed close checklist, reconciliations and supporting schedules prepared for your firm’s review.
Missing records and unresolved questions return to the partner repeatedly.
An exception register with evidence, an owner and a clear handoff for items requiring your judgment.
Preparation quality varies across clients and staff.
A defined review file, acceptance criteria and a feedback loop for rework.
Clients arrive at specialist engagements with incomplete monthly records.
A separately agreed recurring-finance relationship that keeps records organized between tax engagements.
A delivery partnership is scoped and evaluated with your firm. Preparation standards, review responsibilities and client communications are agreed before work begins. Specialist tax work and independent assurance require a separate professional scope.
The first conversation
Start with an anonymized close process, the review burden and the outcome your firm needs. Together, define a limited pilot and how quality will be assessed.
Frequently asked questions
For a managed delivery partnership, your firm retains the client relationship, pricing and professional oversight. A specialist referral is a different arrangement, agreed with the client and relevant advisers.
We review the workflow and available access before agreeing a scope. Supported systems, secure information sharing, confidentiality and handoff arrangements are confirmed for the pilot.
No. This page covers recurring bookkeeping and close preparation, or referrals for monthly finance support. Specialist tax advice, attest work and independence requirements remain with the appropriate professionals.
Pricing follows the agreed clients, transaction volume, preparation work and retained review responsibilities. We prepare a written quote after discussing the workflow.
Start with an anonymized workflow and your firm’s review priorities.
Small public companies · CFOs and controllers
Journal-entry review files, supporting workpapers, exception tracking and documented reviews for lean SEC-reporting finance teams. Your CFO and controller retain accounting decisions, management approvals and reporting responsibility.
15-minute discovery conversation
Custom quote based on your workflow.
Scoped design-partner engagement, initially for U.S. software operating companies. The service is being validated.
Quarterly close evidenceSource entries → Workpapers → Actual review decisions
The work between the ledger and the review
Journal exports and spreadsheets need to tie back to the same complete source population.
Supporting files, explanations and open questions are spread across folders and messages.
The team needs to show who reviewed each item, what they decided and when.
What Findevor handles
Experienced professionals use AI-enabled workflows to organize repeatable work. Required accounting judgment and actual review remain with authorized people.
A bounded first engagement
Start with your current review process and an anonymized example. Agree source access, deliverables, responsible reviewers and acceptance criteria before a pilot.
The quote reflects entries, entities, evidence volume, exceptions and professional-review needs.
Works alongside your existing records
Begin with permitted exports and approved file exchange. A file-based workflow is distinct from a native integration; any connector requires specific verification.
Accounting judgments, actual management review, final approvals, ledger posting and SEC reporting responsibility.
Other controls, stock compensation, ASC 606, FX consolidation and broader reporting require separate scope and qualified expertise. The pilot does not provide audit or attestation, SOX certification, SEC filing preparation, or a guarantee of control effectiveness or auditor acceptance.
Frequently asked questions
This is a scoped design-partner offering being validated, initially for lean U.S. SEC-reporting software operating companies. The initial pilot scope covers one accounting period and one agreed journal-entry population.
No. The initial scope uses permitted read-only extracts and evidence files. Your authorized reviewers perform required reviews, and management retains final approval and posting authority.
No. Findevor prepares and coordinates the contracted evidence workflow. It does not provide independent assurance, prepare SEC filings or assume management’s reporting responsibilities.
Your current journal review process, recurring preparation work, records and reviewer availability. It is a 15-minute scope discussion, not a free compliance assessment. A written custom quote follows a fit and delivery review.
Start with the workflow your finance team repeats each quarter.
Customers
Professional experience and client perspectives on Findevor Finance.
Explore the work Findevor could take off your plate.
Our team
Finance leadership, accounting expertise, and engineering experience, working together to reduce the demands on your team.

Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Findevor
Serial technology entrepreneur. Venture-backed CEO.
Zero-to-IPO
finance experience.
Alex is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Findevor, a venture-backed vertical AI company. He understands finance from both sides of the desk: as the operator responsible for getting it right, and as the founder who needs to get back to building.
He started his first business at 17, sold it during college, and went on to establish dozens of companies internationally. As a founding member and former CFO of a technology company, he helped take the business from formation through Euronext and Nasdaq listings.
He has helped raise more than $70 million in public and private capital. His experience spans SEC reporting, multinational consolidations, complex accounting, equity, M&A, and leadership across finance and operations.
His background in public accounting and management accounting informs Findevor's approach to financial discipline, reporting, and accountability.
Visit the CEO's desk LinkedInYour Findevor finance team

One person who knows your business and coordinates the finance team.
A coordinated team behind your CFO
Reconciliations, close schedules, forecast updates and reporting preparation within your agreed scope.
Organized records, routine preparation and clear requests help the team keep the work moving.
Provide business context and approvals. Findevor coordinates the recurring work.
Advisory time, cadence and responsibilities are confirmed in your proposal. Professional review and recurring delivery remain part of the agreed service.
See what's includedAdditional offshore capacity, when you need it. Our delivery partnership can support more finance work, with responsibilities and commercial terms agreed before it is added.
Technology leadership

Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer
Former Amazon machine-learning engineer, with experience in production machine learning and distributed systems. Virgil shapes the AI architecture behind Findevor's connected workflows.

Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer
Former Amazon senior engineer, with experience in large-scale cloud systems. Ilia leads technical execution, translating the finance workflow into a reliable service experience.
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AI-native software & services for complex work
Findevor combines AI-native technology, domain expertise, and business context to simplify complex operations. We automate repeatable work while keeping people accountable for the results.
Our approach
Automate repeatable work across the systems your business already uses.
Apply the expertise, rules, and context that make the work meaningful.
Keep decisions and accountability with the people responsible for the result.
Security & trust
Clear evidence, protected data, and controls built around the engagement.
Trace results to their source information, business rules, and review history.
Encryption, defined access, and agreed data-handling requirements.
Threat monitoring, internal security reviews, and incident-response procedures.
Review the access, data-handling, and oversight requirements for your engagement.
Discuss the controls and documentation relevant to your deployment.
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Insurance expertise & perspectives
Meet our executive advisors and hear from insurance leaders on AI, risk, and portfolio decisions.
Executive advisors
Underwriting, distribution, claims, security, and technology perspectives help shape our work.
Industry perspectives
Insurance leaders on AI, risk, and the future of portfolio decisions.
With increasing risk volatility from inflation, extreme weather, and more, underwriters need deeper insights. AI and analytics solutions like Findevor provide the tools to unlock these insights, helping insurers make smarter, faster decisions.

The future of AI in insurance lies in agentic systems that support underwriters with core tasks like evaluating risks and engaging with brokers. The Findevor team brings unique expertise and entrepreneurial success to drive transformative value in the industry.

In today’s competitive insurance market, the speed and accuracy of our responses to submissions can make or break a deal. Insurers who embrace tools like Findevor's AI solutions are not just improving efficiency — they're winning the business that others miss.

Insurance is uniquely risky—not just because we insure risk, but because we often don't know if our cost estimates are right for years or even decades. AI platforms like Findevor empower insurers to simulate underwriting scenarios before implementation, improving predictions and protecting against emerging risks.

It is time for artificial intelligence to usher in a new era of risk quantification. Findevor is the company that will make that a reality.

The future of reinsurance isn't just about faster and cleaner data, but also the shift from retrospective reporting to portfolio steering. Static analytics can be turned into AI-powered decision simulations, helping us find alpha through the intelligence of the allocation.

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Findevor Insurance
Explore interviews, independent reporting, and company announcements on insurance intelligence and portfolio decisions.
Findevor
Evaluating portfolio choices across catastrophe exposure, capital, and profitability.
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Product
Coverager / Findevor
Connecting emerging claims signals with underwriting and portfolio decisions.
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Product
PRWeb / Findevor
A modeled distribution opportunity and the intelligence behind it.
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J.D. Power
Alex Valdes discusses AI, underwriting profitability, and strategic decision-making.
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Coverager
Findevor’s approach to agentic AI and insurance portfolio management.
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Digital Insurance
A look at Findevor’s agentic AI platform for insurers.
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Hypepotamus
The origins of Findevor and its approach to insurance underwriting.
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Catastrophe decisioning
Compare catastrophe exposure, capital and profitability across portfolio choices using your existing models, systems and business objectives.
Inspect geographic concentrations, compare portfolio exposure, and review proposed decisions by location.
Across perils and portfolios
Connect catastrophe model outputs, exposure data, and carrier objectives to governed portfolio decisions.
Examine catastrophe exposure, concentration, and scenario effects across the regions and portfolios you choose.
Compare capital requirements, expected profitability, exposure, and other business constraints across alternatives.
Maintain input checks, documented assumptions, period comparisons, and a clear decision history.
A governed workflow for evaluating catastrophe portfolio choices and the action they inform.
Portfolio Intelligence for P&C insurers
Connect carrier data, model outputs, and business expertise to the next portfolio decision.
Portfolio Intelligence
Catastrophe capital decisioning
Compare modeled results with carrier economics, coverage, and policyholder impact. Review alternatives using your methodology and controls.
Distribution Intelligence
Compare submission, quote, bind, retention, and profitability signals. Focus the next conversation on the opportunities that fit your appetite.
Claims Intelligence
Review severity, duration, litigation spend, and settlement timing. Connect the claim-level evidence to broader underwriting and portfolio implications.
Portfolio reporting
Bring performance changes, assumptions, and explanations into a recurring review. Keep the resulting priorities, owners, and next actions together.
Built around your existing systems
Connect the data, models, and tools your teams already use to better decisions and more efficient execution.
Carry your objectives, business context, and constraints into each decision.
Use your existing data sources, models, and operational platforms.
Keep judgment, governance, and action with the accountable team.
Bring one recurring portfolio workflow and the team that owns it.
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Terms for handling client financial information, retention, and system access are agreed separately as part of the engagement.
Security & trust
Data protection, clear authority, and operational oversight, built into the work we deliver.
Security requirements and supporting evidence are confirmed for each engagement.
Security in practice
Controls should reflect the information, systems, and decisions involved in the work.
Encryption, approved systems, and defined access help protect sensitive information. Data handling and retention are agreed for the engagement.
Define roles, approvals, and AI-tool use. Keep decisions connected to source information, business rules, and review history.
Threat monitoring, internal reviews, and incident-response procedures support ongoing operations. Escalation contacts are established during diligence.
Standards & approach
Our practices are informed by the principles of SOC 2 and ISO 27001. Our data-handling approach considers GDPR and CCPA requirements where applicable.
These references describe principles informing our program. Supporting documents and current assurance status can be discussed during diligence.
Security discussion
Share your security questionnaire, access needs, or deployment constraints before sensitive data is exchanged.