Accounting platform Finally has raised a $200 million Series B, joining a crop of startups that have attracted investment by weaving AI into enterprise fintech software.

The SMB-focused bookkeeping, accounting and finance startup Finally has raised $50 million in a Series B round of funding and secured a $150 million credit line, TechCrunch is the first to report.

By Riley KaminerFelix Rodriguez comes from a family of small business owners. “Starting our own business was my family’s American dream,” he told Refresh Miami. “When I was growing up, I got a chance to see my dad and my uncles and aunts with their own businesses – and see the effect they had on the community.”Rodriguez himself got bit with the startup bug, having launched, scaled, and exited a diverse range of nine businesses – from a veterinarian platform to a marketing firm to a customer acquisition solution. The thread through all of these was Rodriguez’s deep understanding of the challenges facing SMBs. “SMBs need tools to solve immediate problems and provide immediate gratification,” he said, emphasizing the default need for startups to move fast. One of the main pain points: keeping an SMB’s financial house in order.“We’ve always had to have our books done,” Rodriguez asserted. “We always had to understand the levers