Concourse AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Concourse builds AI agents for corporate finance departments that connect to the ERP and deliver analyses through email, Slack, Teams, Excel and PowerPoint. Its agents draft flux and variance commentary, weekly business reviews, forecasts and close work.

Concourse positions itself as an execution layer on top of existing finance systems rather than a new planning or accounting system. Its agents cover FP&A and strategic finance, accounting close and reconciliation, treasury monitoring and internal audit testing. A SuiteApp certified under the Built for NetSuite program lets NetSuite users run the agents inside their ERP. Concourse is based in New York, announced a $12 million Series A in January 2026 and names more than 100 finance departments as customers, including Palo Alto Networks, Front and Persona.

• Drafts variance commentaryThe Flux & Variance Agent syncs with the general ledger, detects changes between periods, quantifies their impact and drafts the commentary. Controllers review and edit a first explanation instead of writing every flux comment from scratch at month end.
• Prepares weekly business reviewsA weekly business review agent assembles the recurring review for leadership from connected systems and delivers it where the team already works, such as email, Slack or PowerPoint. FP&A spends less time on the same weekly assembly work.
• Answers questions inside NetSuiteWith the NetSuite SuiteApp, finance staff ask for reports, variance analyses, vendor summaries or board presentations in natural language. Ad hoc requests from management no longer need a manual export and a new spreadsheet.
• Shows how each result was builtEvery analysis includes the exact queries executed, the data sources accessed and the reasoning steps taken. Reviewers and auditors can trace a figure back to its source before it goes into a board pack.

• Works on top of the existing ERP and delivers results in email, Slack, Teams, Excel and PowerPoint instead of a separate reporting front end.
• Holds SOC 1 Type II in addition to SOC 2 Type II, which is relevant for controls over financial reporting.
• States zero training on customer data and shows full provenance for each analysis.

Concourse is based in New York, holds Built for NetSuite status for its SuiteApp and names US customers such as Palo Alto Networks, Front and Persona.

Concourse publishes no prices, so ask how agents are licensed and what setup work its engineers take on. The security page names SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II but no hosting region. The privacy policy lists service providers such as AWS, Snowflake, Anthropic and OpenAI and says data may be processed in the United States and other countries, so request the data location and data processing terms. Check whether your ERP is supported beyond NetSuite, and agree on review steps before agents write anything back.

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