Banking
Your bank, already in your books.Categorised and matched before you look.
Connect your bank once. Every morning Finn brings in what happened, puts each payment in the right place, and matches it to its invoice or receipt. Any bank you can't connect, just drop in the statement.
14 days free, no card. Then £20/month + VAT, bank feeds included.
How it works
From the bank to finished books, without you in the middle.
- 01
Connect or drop in
Starling, Revolut, Wise, Mercury and Qonto sync every day, read-only. Any other bank, in any country: upload the statement as a CSV, PDF or spreadsheet.
- 02
Finn sorts it
Every transaction categorised using what Finn knows about your business. Your own rules, like "Uber is travel", always come first.
- 03
Finn matches it
Customer payments close their invoices. Spending finds its receipt or bill. The books reconcile themselves.
- 04
You check the odd one
Anything Finn is not sure about waits in one short list. Everything else is already done.
Connect
Connect once. It keeps up by itself.
Link your business account and Finn brings in new transactions every morning. The connections only read your transactions: Finn cannot move money.
- Starling, Revolut Business, Wise, Mercury and Qonto sync every day, read-only
- Every currency account comes in as its own account: each Wise balance, each Revolut pocket
- Take card payments through Stripe? Payouts, fees and refunds come in daily as well
- Coming soon: Open Banking for UK bank accounts and credit cards. It is built and in beta, and switches on as soon as our provider moves us to production
Any bank
Any bank, any country. Just drop the statement in.
Not on a connected bank? Download a statement and drop it in. Finn works out the layout itself, whatever the bank or country, so there is no template to set up.
- CSV from any bank: Finn reads the columns and checks with you if a layout is new and unclear
- PDF statements, including scanned ones
- Excel files and Google Sheets
- Upload a statement that overlaps a connected bank feed and Finn keeps one copy
Your rules
Tell Finn once. It remembers.
Finn categorises every transaction using what it knows about your business. When you want something done a particular way, make it a rule, in the app or just by telling Finn. Your rules always win.
- Match on the description or the payee: contains, exact or starts with
- Set the category, and the contact too if you like
- Ask Finn in chat and it can file the matching transactions that are not categorised yet
- Change a category yourself and it stays changed
Reconciled
Reconciled while you sleep.
After every sync, and every statement you upload, Finn matches what came in: customer payments close their invoices, spending finds its receipt or bill. The confident matches are done. The rest wait for you in one list, and Finn leaves you a note in your updates.
- Paid invoices close themselves, and their reminders stop
- Receipts that arrived first are matched when the payment lands
- Anything uncertain goes on a short review list, not into your books
- Run it yourself any time with Reconcile with Finn, and get an email when it is done
Also included
Everything else your bank account needs.
Ask your books
"How much did we spend on software this quarter?" Finn answers from your transactions in seconds.
Cash flow forecast
See where your balance is heading, from your history, your invoices and what you owe.
Split a payment
One card payment, three categories? Split it, with the VAT set on each line.
Every currency
Accounts in any currency, converted into your home currency in the books.
Month-end, prepared
Finn reviews the month, flags what looks wrong and gets it ready for you to close.
Bring your history
Moving from Xero or QuickBooks? Upload the export and your past transactions come with you.
The price
Bank feeds and matching, at half the price.
On Xero, a limited company that needs more than 10 bills or 20 invoices a month moves up to Grow at £39. AccountsOS is £20, and Finn does the categorising and matching.
Xero UK list prices excluding VAT, read on xero.com on 22 September 2026.
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