Stampli, a finance operations platform, announced Stampli Deep Finance this week.
Every organization’s finance data holds spending patterns, pricing shifts, and vendor risks that stay buried in invoice data. Stampli Deep Finance brings those findings into focus. It analyzes invoice data already inside Stampli and delivers financial analysis in minutes, helping finance leaders surface findings faster and more detailed than manual reporting and spreadsheet work.
Deep Finance produces an executive-ready financial analysis from an organization’s own finance data, with executive summaries, visualized breakdowns, quantified findings, and a prioritized action plan a CFO can review, share, and action on. It is built for CFOs, controllers, VPs of finance, and other leaders searching for insights without building reports or chasing context across teams.
What Deep Finance uncovers
Deep Finance surfaces savings opportunities, vendor concentration risk, and contract-driven cost increases, among other patterns. Each finding is paired with supporting evidence, financial impacts, and recommended actions for finance leaders to review and act on.
Stampli processes the full invoice lifecycle, which means Deep Finance draws on richer data than tools built on card transactions, general ledger exports, or lighter AP data alone. That includes invoice detail, GL coding, payment terms, vendor patterns, approval workflows, and supporting document context across the full Procure-to-Pay lifecycle.
The insights Deep Finance delivers are derived from the work Stampli AI does every day across procurement, accounts payable, and payments for more than 1,800 businesses. There is no separate tool to configure and no data to export. Everything is grounded in a customer’s own ERP-aligned data, giving finance leaders clear visibility into what they’re spending, where risk or opportunity exists, and what actions to consider.
