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Maxio Announces Maxio AI, Putting Specialist Agents Inside the Billing Platform Where Finance Data Already Lives

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Maxio Announces Maxio AI, Putting Specialist Agents Inside the Billing Platform Where Finance Data Already Lives

Maxio, the billing and financial reporting platform for B2B SaaS and AI companies, announced Maxio AI with seven specialist agents that work from the contracts, invoices, payments, usage, and revenue data already in Maxio, find the work that needs doing, and prepare it for approval.

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“Finance teams keep the lights on. They close the books, collect the cash and report the numbers lenders and investors depend on, yet they rarely get credit for it,” said Branden Jenkins, CEO of Maxio.

Finance teams lose time to work that should be routine. Pre-close checks often live in a few people’s heads, every customer gets the same payment reminder, including those who always pay on time, and a failed sync can quietly delay the close or throw off the numbers. Dashboards report these problems but leave the work to the team.

Maxio AI takes on that work. Its agents find what needs doing, recommend the next step, and learn how each team works over time. Each agent has one defined job:

“Finance sees the whole business through its numbers, yet too many teams spend their weeks reconciling the past,” said Branden Jenkins, CEO of Maxio. “Maxio AI gives them those weeks back. The agents do the checking, chasing, and fixing inside Maxio, on numbers finance already trusts, so finance leaders can step out of the close and into the decisions that shape where the company goes.”


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