ADN.vc invests US$40K in Finnecto to transform corporate processes with artificial intelligence
Finnecto streamlines financial management at large companies with AI and low-code workflows. ADN.vc is backing its vision with a strategic $40K investment.
When the team at ADN.vc met Finnecto, they found not just a financial automation platform, but a solution designed from firsthand experience at large companies. Its offering went beyond digitizing procurement and payment processes; it went further by integrating artificial intelligence and configurable workflows to solve one of the most common pain points at large companies: a lack of agility in administrative processes.
Using a drag-and-drop, Finnecto system, companies can configure their own workflows for hiring, invoice validation, and supplier payments. Its AI engine, which automatically verifies that invoices match purchase orders, was one of the key features that caught the fund’s attention.
“What impressed us most was the amount of money they were already managing on their platform despite having been in the market for such a short time. When we understood the potential to integrate payments into the same workflow, we knew they were building something powerful,” says Alberto Arrieta, a partner at ADN.vc.
Currently, Finnecto operates in Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Mexico, serving primarily medium-sized and large companies that need to manage their operating expenses efficiently, with traceability, and in line with local regulations. Its low-code approach, integrations with ERPs such as SAP, Oracle or Odoo, and native payments engine make it a strategic solution for large companies seeking efficiency without sacrificing control.
The founding team also played a part in the decision. The CEO has a commercial background and experience selling complex solutions, backed by a strong technical team with a product vision. For ADN.vc, that complementarity is key.
Finnecto recently closed a pre-seed round of USD $1.7 million, led by QED Investors. ADN.vc participated with a USD $40,000 check, adding the startup to its portfolio of technology solutions with the potential to scale quickly and address structural pain points across the region.
With this investment, ADN.vc reinforces its thesis: backing startups that are not only seeking capital, but also know how to execute with focus, speed, and efficiency.
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