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Use case · Scenario

Period Close

Sign-offs, disputes and questions happen on the invoice thread, not a spreadsheet chase.

How aanty fits

Jobs aanty does for Period Close

Closing the books means chasing sign-offs across email, a spreadsheet and whatever chat tool finance happens to use — and reconstructing that trail for the auditor afterward. Aanty posts period-close events as system messages that open a real thread automatically, with typed approvals and legal hold built in.

Invoice events open a thread

Posted directly by the event bus — the invoice or journal entry and its discussion thread exist together from the start.

Sign-off as a typed approval

Approve, dispute or request changes on the thread itself, with the decision captured as an auditable approval message.

Legal hold, when a matter needs it

Freeze the relevant threads for a specific matter without disrupting the rest of the close cycle.

The outcome

What changes day to day

The close cycle stops depending on a shared spreadsheet nobody fully trusts. Every question, dispute and sign-off is on the invoice's own thread, timestamped and attributed, ready for review without reconstruction.

See aanty run a period close day

Bring a real thread from how period close works today. In fifteen minutes we'll show you the same day as a calm briefing and a short queue of what actually needed you.