Maxima
Agentic close automation platform that prepares journal entries, reconciliations, transaction matching and flux analysis for accounting teams.
At a Glance
About Maxima
Maxima, made by Indus AI Technologies, Inc., is an agentic close automation platform for accounting teams. Its agents pull data from finance systems, apply company policies, and prepare work for accountant review, with lineage and approvals attached to each output.
What It Is
Maxima automates the preparation side of the month-end close. Its agents extract and transform data, prepare workbook schedules, generate and post journal entries, reconcile accounts, and analyze fluxes for anomalies. The company describes the model as agent-prepared and accountant-reviewed, aimed at an audit-ready, continuous close.
The product line covers Max (an accounting agent), Journal Entry Automation, Transaction Matching, Account Reconciliation, Flux Analysis and Close Orchestrator. The homepage lists use cases such as cash coding, payroll journals, balance sheet reconciliations, card spend matching, prepaids and amortization, leases, commission accruals, stock-based compensation journals, fixed assets depreciation and allocations.
Evidence-first design
Maxima says a finance graph unifies data sources into a single model of context and lineage. Every agent-prepared output includes lineage, inputs and approvals, which the company says gives auditors a re-performable audit trail. The company also cites deterministic logic and continuous validations.
Max and recent releases
The product releases page describes Max, the accounting agent, gaining memory, background tasks and parallel subagents, clickable citations, and approval modes (Ask, Auto, Skip) for actions that change data. Flux reports can be built and verified against NetSuite, and reconciliation workbooks can be locked after sign-off. Close Orchestrator updates include a user assignment heat map and holiday-aware due dates.
Integrations
The company says it connects natively to ERPs, banks, payroll, billing and data systems. Its homepage diagram shows NetSuite, Snowflake, Chase, Sage, Workday and SAP, and release notes mention Plaid bank feeds and Google Sheets workflows.
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Pricing
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Maxima agentic close automation platform; pricing is not published and is provided via a demo request.
Capabilities
Key Features
- Journal entry automation
- Transaction matching
- Account reconciliation
- Flux analysis with GL line citations
- Close orchestrator with checklists and task assignment
- Max accounting agent with memory and subagents
- Approval modes for data-changing actions
- Audit trail with lineage, inputs and approvals
- Locking of signed-off reconciliation workbooks
- Nested AND/OR journal-entry matching rules
