Centinel builds the Accounting Constitution from the systems and information your team already uses—with permissions, recorded consent and human approval at every step where judgment matters.
You decide what Centinel can see, and how far. Structured records arrive from your ERP and banks; unstructured context from documents, email, chat and—where your team opts in—recorded conversations.
Capture approved accounting context from relevant team interactions. Consent is required, and the consent itself is recorded.
Historical entries reveal how your team actually treats each supplier, account and cost center—candidate rules, backed by comparable cases.
418 AWS invoices → 3 observed treatmentsContracts, invoices and policies are read for the terms that drive accounting: durations, amounts, renewal clauses, thresholds.
MSA-AWS-2025 → 18-month committed termDecisions made in reviews and calls become draft rules, actions and open questions—instead of evaporating when the meeting ends.
Weekly AP review → 4 draft outputsCentinel doesn’t interrogate your team about everything it observes. Draft knowledge is queued by materiality and confidence—your controller confirms the rules that govern real money, and low-stakes patterns wait their turn.
Observed knowledge never governs on its own. Only confirmed rules are enforced.
The confirmed Constitution runs against accounting activity as it lands. Conflicts are flagged with evidence, corrections are proposed, material items route to the right approver—and each reviewed outcome sharpens the rules.
Nothing touches your ERP without sign-off.
Approved sources connected, historical records ingested, first observed patterns surfaced.
Your team confirms the material rules; open questions are resolved in short working sessions.
Live audit over accounting activity; the Constitution grows more complete with every close.