A suite of AI apps, and much more

Examples, not the limit. Each app does one job end to end, on one shared core with one review queue and one audit trail.

Every app points back to at least one of them. These are the apps that drive each one today.

Agents do the volume. People decide the exceptions, and every correction makes the rules better.

The lead apps by sector, from the work Blash does most often.

We did not set out to build products. Each of these began as a recurring problem on an engagement, and the alternative each time was another workbook that only one person understood.

Because they were built to do the work rather than to be sold, they are shaped by how the work is actually done. Budgeting states the intercompany trade on the face of the dashboard, one contract line the group sells to itself, and says plainly that consolidated the group earned neither side of it. Cashflow reports DSO on submitted date as well as invoice date, because for a lot of businesses those two numbers are weeks apart and only one of them is the real problem. Budgeting carries a gross margin floor, set at group level with companies allowed to differ, and flags the departments sitting below it.

Each one is configured before it is used: the companies in the group, the fiscal calendar, the departments and directorates, the routing an approval follows, and the definitions the numbers are built from.

GTM and Budgeting each carry AI, and in each it does one specific job you can watch it do.

In GTM it sorts a classified list against an ideal customer profile: qualified, dropped, or left as uncertain rather than forced into a decision. For each prospect it keeps, it finds a current signal about that person, picks the single service to lead with, and drafts.

In Budgeting you can ask the workspace a question in plain English and get an answer assembled from figures the model has already computed, with the provenance of the recompute attached. In its own words: a question the workspace cannot answer gets told so rather than guessed at, it never estimates a figure, and it never returns an individual's name or pay.

The AI reads, qualifies, drafts and explains. It does not invent numbers. Cashflow and Budgeting both run automated checks over their own figures, and Cashflow says on the dashboard when a cash or working capital balance has not been updated that day. A system that will say it does not know is worth more than one that always has an answer.

Integrated Finance Platform, Cashflow Command Centre, Blash Budgeting and GTM by Blash each have a short tour and a read-only demo built on a fictional company, and Blash Ascent has a live demo of its own. Nothing in the demos is a client result; the figures are illustrative fixtures. Open the one closest to your problem, then talk to us about the fit. Some engagements use these products directly. Others start from them and go somewhere else.

What we commit to on every engagement.

From a 30-minute call to working software within month one, governed from day one.