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The company

What we're building.

Most accounting software was designed for single-entity businesses. When organizations add entities, need intercompany eliminations, or require accrual-basis consolidated reporting, they typically face lengthy enterprise implementations and significant ongoing costs. Quoining brings that capability into one modern platform: multi-entity consolidation with automated intercompany eliminations, multi-currency and FX revaluation, ASC 606 revenue recognition, and audit-ready financial statements that trace back to every journal entry.

Planning and AI are built in, not bolted on. A linked three-statement forecast (a forecasted income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows) runs alongside the books, with driver-based scenarios and cash forecasting. Every projected figure is clearly labeled and kept separate from posted actuals. Working beside it, an AI Accountant drafts journal entries, bills, invoices, and reports and answers questions grounded in the posted general ledger, with a person reviewing and approving every change.

Our goal is to give growing organizations the depth of enterprise accounting and planning at a price they can actually afford, without the implementation overhead.

Our approach

A leaner model, by design.

We started Quoining because the established platforms in this category carry heavy operating overhead, from large implementation teams to sales and support organizations, and that cost is ultimately borne by the customer. We built the company to run differently.

By applying AI across our own operations, we keep our cost base deliberately lean and pass that efficiency back to customers as transparent, fixed pricing: published plans for every tier, with no per-seat sprawl, no implementation fees, and no opaque enterprise contracts. The result is the depth of enterprise accounting and planning at a price growing organizations can plan around.