VAULT reads every card and bank statement and tells you what is actually behind each charge — the merchant, the place, the owner, the purpose. Reconciled to the cent, every month.
Most tools show you data.
VAULT gives you understanding.
Every swipe and transfer lands as a cryptic line, in a different format, from a different bank. The information exists. The understanding doesn’t.
Six banks, six formats, dozens of cards. Nothing speaks to anything else, so nothing adds up on its own.
"IYZICO*NC", "POS 74291" — a string tells you a charge happened, never who was paid or why.
Dashboards render whatever you feed them. Making it true still means hours of tagging and checking, by hand, every close.
Between raw statements and any chart sits the part nobody sees, and the only part that matters.
This is the actual VAULT dashboard — scroll it right here, or launch it fully interactive. Every card, category, cost center and place, reconciled. Shown with fictional Meridian Group data.
No two finance teams read money the same way. Reshape any view, and define categories and cost centers to match your chart of accounts. Point-and-click, no code.
Add, hide and reorder the metrics, charts and tables on any dashboard in seconds.
Define categories, cost centers and beneficiaries to fit your chart of accounts — not the other way around.
The CFO, the controller and the ops lead each get their own tailored cut of the same truth.
Your logo, your currency, your language — VAULT can wear your brand, end to end.
Run VAULT on your own servers — nothing need ever touch the cloud. It proposes; it never overrides. It reconciles; it never invents.
VAULT is in active development. If your finance team is buried in statements, reconciliations and cost centers, I want to hear how — that is what the system is being built against.