FloQast is an accounting close management platform founded by CPAs in 2013. It automates reconciliations and month-end close. Pricing is quote-based.
FloQast is an accounting workflow automation platform founded in 2013 by CPAs Mike Whitmire and Chris Sluty, along with software engineer Cullen Zandstra, and headquartered in Sherman Oaks, California. Whitmire conceived the idea while working as a senior accountant, frustrated by how much of the month-end close process still relied on spreadsheets, email, and manual checklists.
The company markets itself as being built by accountants for accountants, and its product line has grown from close-management checklists into a broader suite covering reconciliations, compliance evidence collection, and AI-assisted transaction matching, serving reportedly more than 3,500 organizations globally.
FloQast's core close-management tools track the month-end close checklist across a team, flag anomalies during the process, and support global close coordination for organizations with multiple entities or subsidiaries. Its automated reconciliation tools handle transaction matching and journal entry automation to reduce manual spreadsheet work.
The platform layers AI agents on top of these workflows, which the company describes as explainable and auditable rather than a black box, and it maintains a human-approval requirement so that automated matching or postings still require sign-off before anything is finalized in the books. A separate compliance module handles evidence collection and risk management for audit readiness.
FloQast does not publish pricing on its website; prospective customers request a demo and receive a quote based on company size, entity complexity, and which modules (close management, reconciliations, compliance) they need.
This quote-based approach is typical of enterprise accounting software aimed at mid-market and large organizations rather than small businesses, and it reflects FloQast's stated customer base, which skews toward established companies across software, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and financial services.
FloQast doesn't publish pricing; the company quotes cost based on a demo, factoring in company size, number of entities, and which modules are needed.
FloQast was founded in 2013 by CPAs Mike Whitmire and Chris Sluty along with software engineer Cullen Zandstra, and is headquartered in Sherman Oaks, California.
It's designed to replace spreadsheet-based close checklists and manual reconciliation tracking, though it integrates with existing accounting systems rather than replacing the general ledger itself.
No, the company states its AI agents are designed to be explainable and auditable, and require human approval before anything is finalized in the books.
FloQast reports more than 3,500 customers globally, and its customer base and quote-based pricing skew toward mid-market and enterprise organizations rather than very small businesses.