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New · 22 October 2026

Eagl Studio

Eagl connects to your ERP, bank, AP tools and document storage, and understands your chart of accounts. Tell it what you need, and it builds the workflow.

You ask. Eagl does the work.

Eagl investigates accounting issues, reconciles your accounts and fixes what's wrong across your finance stack. You can follow every step, review the supporting evidence and approve journal entries.

Works across

  • NetSuite
  • Exact Online
  • Business Central
  • Google Drive
  • SharePoint
  • OneDrive
  • Excel
  • Payhawk
  • Slack

Set up once,
run forever.

Turn chats into repeatable workflows your whole team can use. Every step is documented, every number traceable, every close consistent. No more passing files around and guessing what the last person did.

Check payroll against salary payments

What it remembers

  • German payroll is booked on entity DE01
  • Christmas bonus is accrued every month
  • Shared with the finance team

July

Completed

212 payslips matched. No differences.

August

Completed

One holiday payout booked twice. Flagged and fixed.

September

Completed

One missing contribution. Booked after review.

October

Ran at 05:00
Ready for review

€2,180 difference on the German payroll. Every file and step behind it is saved with the task.

November

Scheduled

Runs on 5 November. Nobody has to remember.

December

Scheduled

And every close after that.

Built by one.
Used by all.

Turn the accounting work your team does manually into repeatable workflows. Build them once in Eagl, run them across your team, and improve them as you go.

This is day one.

Until now, your process had to fit the software you bought. From here, your team shapes Eagl around the way it works. Our standard modules stay, and most teams will use both.

  1. Before

    Fit your process into a module

  2. Ask

    Describe the work and Eagl runs it on your data

  3. Keep

    Run it every close, or after each bank sync

  4. Build

    Make it your own tool, next to the modules

  5. Share

    The whole team builds on the same foundation

What would you build first?