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BILL Launches New Suite of AI Capabilities to Put Finance Teams in Control of AI and Protect Every Dollar

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BILL Launches New Suite of AI Capabilities to Put Finance Teams in Control of AI and Protect Every Dollar

BILL, the intelligent finance platform trusted by nearly 500,000 businesses to manage, move, and maximize their money, announced new agentic capabilities designed to give finance teams greater control and confidence in how AI works for them. The features help protect against payment errors; empower finance teams to control where AI works for them; answer questions in natural language chat, accelerate onboarding; and organize inbound documents.

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While 86% of small and medium-sized business (SMB) leaders report using AI tools in their financial operations, only 19% trust AI “completely” — with data quality and data security cited as key reasons to keep humans in the loop. In a recent BILL survey of U.S. accounting firms, nearly 90% described themselves as ambitious when it comes to AI, yet only around half trust AI data accuracy “somewhat.” BILL is addressing the confidence gap by giving finance teams powerful new levels of control, security, and intelligence in their AI financial operations.

“Finance leaders know their businesses best, and they should be empowered to decide how and where AI works for them. With these new capabilities, BILL is giving finance teams the choice and confidence to use AI to protect their money, log AI actions, and equip them to control and run their business their way,” said René Lacerte, CEO and Founder of BILL. “Built on more than $2 trillion in payment volume, BILL’s AI has seen just about every payment, vendor pattern, anomaly, and fraud signal.


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