Monk Raises $25M Series A to Automate Accounts Receivable with AI
Trillions of dollars are trapped in accounts receivable every year — most of it via email, managed by teams manually chasing payments, answering questions, and matching deposits to invoices. Monk deploys AI to automate the full contract-to-cash lifecycle, delivering on average a 40% reduction in days sales outstanding, 25+ hours per month saved for AR teams, and a 24% higher collections response rate.
"AR touches your customers and your revenue — there's no room for error," said
Monk will use the new capital to invest in research & development and continue to build category-defining products in the accounts receivable space.
"The challenging part of building in AI is diffusing the technology into the workflows that run the economy. We backed Monk because they're one of the few application-layer teams willing to do the hard work," said
Monk was co-founded by
About Monk
Monk is an AI-native accounts receivable platform that automates the full contract-to-cash lifecycle for B2B companies — from invoicing and collections to cash application and dispute resolution. For more information, visit monk.com.
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