Your startup's CFO, augmented by AI.
Accounting, cash, investor reporting, payroll, day-to-day legal — run end to end. Agents handle the execution. A CFO keeps the judgment. You get your founder time back.
Startup finance is ten tools, an accountant, and the time you don't have.
The tools don't talk to each other. The accountant reports the past. And the calls that matter — cash, reporting, fundraise prep — land on the founder's desk, at the worst moment.
Every function lives in its own tool. No one holds the thread between them.
You see the numbers once the month is closed. Too late to act on them.
Financial judgment falls back on the founder — who has neither the time nor the trade.
A full finance function. Pick what you need.
Turn on the building blocks you need. Zenaia runs them together.
The daily grind, handled
Invoices, receipts, reconciliations, closings. Entry and control run continuously — not once a quarter.
Know where you stand
Cash position, budget tracking, alerts. The numbers are current when you need them, not a month later.
Board-ready
Monthly reporting, KPI tracking, fundraise prep. The material your investors expect — without the last-minute sprint.
People paid, obligations met
Payroll closing, onboarding, expenses, filings. The HR back-office, run and checked.
The admin that piles up, cleared
Recurring contracts, NDAs, light corporate housekeeping. What doesn't need a lawyer, handled without one.
When the stakes rise
Fundraise, M&A, tight situations: a CFO with an investment-banking background takes the lead on prep.
Agents for execution. A CFO for judgment.
Not another piece of software. Not another accountant. Both, in one.
Agents that keep pace
Plugged into your tools, they handle the volume: entry, reconciliation, chasing, controls. No fatigue, no gaps, no marginal cost.
A CFO who decides
What automation won't do: arbitrate, challenge, talk to your investors, prep what matters. The trade stays human. The rest runs itself.
“A CFO's job isn't producing numbers. It's knowing which ones matter, and what to do with them. That's what we built into Zenaia.”
Julien Aubin — co-founder, finance. He started in M&A at Rothschild & Co, then ran finance as a CFO inside French scale-ups. Today a practicing fractional CFO, turning his own practice into a product.
Victor Lennel — co-founder, technology. Co-founder of Pumpkin, the French peer-to-peer payment app turned neobank — scaled to 1.6M users and acquired by Crédit Mutuel Arkéa. He builds consumer fintech at banking-grade reliability, where the architecture has no room for error.
Your finance can run on its own.
Except where it shouldn't.
A 30-minute call to see what Zenaia can take over — and what's worth a human.