Monthly Close Intelligence

Close the month.
See the runway.
Skip the early hire.

Monclio runs your monthly close, clears the finance busywork, and gives you board-ready numbers in real time — so you get the operational layer of a finance team without hiring one yet.

Built for seed to Series B founders
The problem

Finance breaks quietly — usually right before your raise.

The setup that works at seed cracks somewhere around your tenth hire. Here's where it goes first.

01

The close drags

Month-end takes weeks, lives in spreadsheets, and depends entirely on you. Decisions get made on numbers that are already stale.

02

Runway is a guess

Between board meetings you're flying blind on burn. The cash picture is a Sunday-night spreadsheet, not a number you can trust on demand.

03

Board prep is a scramble

Every meeting means days of manual assembly — and books that won't hold up under diligence when you go to raise.

What Monclio does

Your finance function, run by an operator.

One outcome — clean books, a fast close, and numbers you can trust on demand. The repetitive work runs on automation; the judgment stays with someone who's actually sat in the finance seat.

What you get

A close you can build on

A faster monthly close, a board-ready reporting pack in your format, and live runway and burn pushed to where your team already looks. The numbers find you — no chasing, no Sunday spreadsheets.

How it runs

Clean books, kept clean

Underneath, invoices and receipts get extracted, categorized against your chart of accounts, and pushed into your books automatically — with a human check on anything unusual. The busywork disappears so the numbers above it stay real.

Who it's for

Built for seed to Series B.

If you're funded, growing, and still running finance in spreadsheets — or about to hire too early to fix it — Monclio is the in-between. The operational layer of a finance team, without the headcount.

Doing the books yourself→ off your plate
Hiring a controller too early→ not yet
Month-end in weeks→ in days
Runway as a guess→ in real time
Board prep scramble→ ready on demand
The story

I built this because I lived the problem.

I spent years in FP&A — building the models, running the monthly close, and assembling the board decks founders only ever see the front of. Everywhere I worked, the same thing was true: most of that work wasn't strategy, it was repetition — and a surprising amount of it could be automated without losing the judgment that made it worth doing.

So I automated it. The hours it gave back, and the cleaner, faster numbers it produced, were the whole reason I built Monclio. Now I do it for funded startups: the operational layer of a finance function, run by someone who's actually sat in the seat.

— Justin, founder of Monclio

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