FloQast
Close management that lives in your accountants' actual workflow.
About
FloQast is a close management platform for mid-market accounting teams: a live close checklist, reconciliation management with ERP balances auto-populated, AutoRec for automated matching, flux analysis with AI-drafted variance commentary, and audit support that packages evidence for auditors. Built by accountants, it deploys in weeks rather than months and is used by 2,800+ companies (company-reported). Native connectors cover NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks, Dynamics 365, SAP, and Oracle, plus Slack notifications.
The honest math: pricing is not published — third parties cite roughly $125 per user per month with AutoRec as a separate add-on, and annual totals anywhere from $12k to $120k. Its automation depth is shallower than BlackLine's transaction-matching engine, and there is no native intercompany automation, so multi-entity consolidation needs another tool. ERP integrations can require extra IT work, and admin tasks are cumbersome.
What it can do
- Close checklist with dependencies, automated reconciliation, AutoRec matching, flux analysis with AI variance commentary, audit evidence packaging, ERP balance sync, collaboration and review workflows
Setup
Connect your ERP, configure the close checklist and reconciliation templates, then run your first close cycle with FloQast's CPA-led implementation.
Prerequisites
An ERP system (NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks, Dynamics, SAP, or Oracle); an accounting team running monthly closes.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Close checklist, AutoRec, and AI variance commentary verified in product breakdowns; 2,800+ customers is company-reported; pricing from third parties (~$125/user/mo) since FloQast publishes none; Missing intercompany automation and mid-market ceiling honestly disclosed.
Sources
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