Full-Time
Communications & Content Marketing Specialist
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
finally
51-200 employees
Financial management platform for businesses
No salary listed
Junior, Mid
Boca Raton, FL, USA
This is an in-person position.
- Expertise with SEO, SEM, CMS Platforms, data analysis
- Must be highly organized
- Able to manage multiple projects with competing deadlines
- Conceptualizes, writes, edits, and assists with production of multiple types of creative assets
- Works with creative team, marketing account managers, marketing technology, and others to produce ideas and creative content strategies
- Proactively identifies creative opportunities and ensures accuracy and relevance of information
- Reviews and assists with determining benchmark metrics for assessing improvements in communications and outreach outcomes
- Expertise with SEO, SEM, CMS Platforms, data analysis
Finally.com is a financial management platform that helps businesses manage their finances more efficiently. It connects with existing business software, allowing users to handle all financial transactions from a single location. The platform uses AI technology to classify transactions in real-time, which simplifies financial management and enables instant approvals with higher limits, all while ensuring strong fraud protection. A standout feature is the elimination of traditional expense reports, as Finally.com manages reimbursements and user reporting, saving time and resources for businesses. It also provides real-time insight reports for complete visibility of financial status and includes a Tax Compliance Calendar to alert users about important tax deadlines. Finally.com operates on a subscription-based model, generating revenue through recurring fees for access to its features, and has received positive feedback for streamlining back-office workflows.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$306.9M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2019
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Finally raised $200M in Series B funding, indicating strong investor confidence.
- The platform's AI-driven solutions attract SMBs seeking efficient financial management.
- Finally's rapid customer growth suggests a strong market fit for their platform.
What critics are saying
- Increased competition from Zellis could threaten Finally's market share in payroll.
- Rapid growth may lead to operational challenges and resource strain.
- Reliance on AI solutions exposes Finally to risks of AI biases and inaccuracies.
What makes finally unique
- Finally integrates bookkeeping, expense management, and payroll into one automated solution.
- The platform offers real-time insights and AI-driven analytics for financial management.
- Finally's Tax Compliance Calendar helps businesses avoid penalties by alerting upcoming deadlines.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Paid Time Off
Paid Training
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↑ 0%Zellis said Thursday (Jan. 9) that it plans to create an end-to-end artificial intelligence (AI)-powered human resources (HR) and payroll platform by acquiring elementsuite. The acquisition will add elementsuite’s AI-enabled HR and workforce management (WFM) suite to Zellis’ payroll and HR platform that serves U.K.- and Ireland-based companies with more than 1,000 employees, Zellis said in a Thursday (Jan. 9) press release. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, according to the release
The AI-powered, all-in-one finance and HR suite, finally, today announced that it has closed a $50M Series B from PeakSpan Capital and $150M credit fa
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