Nance

Nance is an AI financial controller for finance departments. It connects to the financial systems you already use — accounting software such as Exact Online, Twinfield and Moneybird, plus your bank and payment providers — and does real work in them: reconciling transactions, processing purchase invoices, chasing missing documents, and preparing management reports.

With the Nance app for Microsoft Teams, that colleague sits right in your chat list. You can:

- Ask about your numbers in plain language — open invoices, cash position, a P&L for last quarter — and get answers pulled live from your connected systems.

- Hand off finance chores: reconcile a batch of transactions, look up a supplier's outstanding balance, or draft a management summary.

- Receive proactive notifications in Microsoft Teams the moment scheduled work finishes or something needs your approval, and approve or deny follow-up actions without leaving the conversation.

- Share files such as invoices or bank exports directly in the chat for Nance to process.

Getting started: sign in at https://www.meetnance.ai, and an administrator connects your Microsoft 365 workspace from Settings → Integrations in the Nance web app. After that, every colleague can message the bot; the first message includes a personal link to connect your Microsoft Teams account to your Nance account if they aren't linked automatically.

Requirements and limitations: In order to use this app, you need to have an active account. A Nance account (trial or paid subscription) is required, and an administrator must connect your Microsoft 365 workspace to that account before the bot can answer. Nance works with the accounting, banking and payment systems your organization has connected in the Nance web app — with none connected it can still greet you and explain itself, but it has no financial data to work from. Accounts are created at https://www.meetnance.ai; the app does not sell or provision accounts inside Microsoft Teams.

AI-generated content: Nance is an AI assistant. Its answers, summaries and proposed bookings are generated by large language models and can be incomplete or wrong, so every message it sends in Microsoft Teams carries an "AI generated" label. Please review what it tells you — and check figures against your source systems — before acting on, filing or booking anything. Nance stays on its supported finance topics and guides you back to them if you ask for something outside that scope. To report AI-generated content that is inaccurate, harmful or otherwise objectionable, email support@meetnance.ai; we review every report and act on it promptly.

Nance is built for finance departments of European small and mid-sized businesses and answers in the language you write in.