Always balanced. Always current.
Your trial balance is live, not a report you wait for — every entry posted, balanced, and traced to its source. This is the ledger Aleq keeps, not a layer over one.
Today, the ledger is a day of someone's life.
Export, re-key, chase a variance through four bank portals, file the proof by hand — one controller, one account, most of a day. This is the work Aleq does instead.
Every number traces to its proof.
Every entry Aleq posts carries deterministic provenance — the exact source it came from, stamped onto the entry itself. Take any figure on the trial balance and follow it down: to the entry, then to the bill, contract, or bank line behind it. No balance is a black box, and nothing traces back to a spreadsheet.
It can't post a book that doesn't balance.
An unbalanced entry is rejected before it ever reaches your ledger, and posted entries are never edited or deleted — a correction is a reversing entry, so history stays intact and an auditor can replay it. Once a month locks, nothing rewrites it.
Live. Never a batch job.
There's no "run the trial balance" step. As subledgers post and engines derive through the month, the numbers are current to the second — so the close starts from books that are already true, and your board figures never wait on a batch.
It learns how your team codes — then earns the entry.
Every entry starts as a belief in TAMi — The Aleq Mind: it learns how your controller codes each thing, weights it by how often it held up, and only posts on its own once the belief is strong enough. A coding it has gotten right hundreds of times runs alone; a new vendor or an unusual amount drops back to a draft and asks. You can see every belief, how sure it is, and switch any of them off.
The entries that post the same way every month — depreciation, amortization, standing accruals — run on their own once they've earned it, each one logged and reversible.
What controllers ask first.
Aleq is an AI accounting platform that performs core finance work — bank reconciliation, the month-end close, collections, accounts payable, and GAAP schedules under ASC 606, 842, 718, 740, 340, 350, and 815 — on its own double-entry ledger, which serves as the system of record. Work runs under three supervision levels: routine tasks run automatically once they have an established track record, judgment calls are drafted and held for a named person's approval, and certain actions, such as locking a period, are always performed by a person. Every entry is logged and reversible. Aleq connects to existing systems read-only and rebuilds a completed month within 48 hours. It is typically evaluated as a replacement for QuickBooks or NetSuite by companies that want the ledger to perform the work rather than store it.
See it on your own books.
Connect read-only and watch Aleq code, post, and balance a real month — every number traced, signed, and reversible.