Financials that verify themselves.
Averos turns your models and every document your team and AI build on them into one controlled system, where every figure is grounded, every change is checked, and every approval is on the record.
release says 9–12% · model says 11–14%
Stop proving the same number twice.
One model, a dozen documents built on it. Every time the model moves, someone re-checks the deck, the memo, the letter, the release. Hours spent proving nothing moved, before the real work starts.
- Draft 4
Guidance written as 9–12%. Correct that day.
- The change
The model moves to 11–14%. Nobody tells the release.
- Drafts 5–7
The old range rides along in the release, the script, the deck.
- The wire
9–12% goes out. The model says 11–14%.
Every figure and statement, tied out in seconds.
One change, start to finish: the break surfaces on its own, the reconciliation shows its reasoning, and the approval goes on the record.
Select a figure.
Averos shows its source, its inputs, and everywhere it appears. Guidance is 9–12%, and everything ties.
When one number moves, everything it touches knows.
Guidance is raised to 11–14% in the model. The press release still says 9–12%.
Averos checks continuously, not at review.
The break surfaced the moment the figure changed. Every document that carries it, checked against the model.
Reconciled, with the reasoning shown.
Averos ties the figure back to the model. The rewording cites your disclosure guidelines. Your commentary is untouched.
Who, when, which rule. On record.
Accepted by a person and logged with before and after. When anyone asks how the number changed, the answer is already written.
The audit trail writes itself.
Every figure traces back to its source cell and forward to every statement built on it. Owner, formula, approval state, and the full history of every change. Not assembled for the audit. Written as the work happens.
- Status
- ✓ Approved
- Business owner
- FP&A
- Control owner
- Corporate Controller
- SOX control
- FIN-ICFR-102
- Last approval
- Apr 24, 2026
- Reviewed by
- Sarah Chen · Dana Whitfield
- Evidence
- Q1 Forecast Package · Board Forecast Memo
- Retention
- 7 years
An agent checks when you send it. Averos never stops checking.
An agent can catch a stale figure when someone sends it looking. Averos doesn't wait to be sent.
Every figure and statement in your documents, checked against the model whenever either one changes. Not a sample. Not a best effort. Every instance, every time, with the result on the record. And nothing ships with an open break.
- Guidance breakRelease says 9–12%, model says 11–14%. Blocks the gate until resolved.
- Standing disclosures intactNo silent edits to the forward-looking legend or non-GAAP definitions.
- All statements tieAcross the release, script, deck, and Q&A book.
- Approvals on the recordGuidance amendment logged, before and after.
One system for every document that has to be right
The same shape as a CIM, an LP letter, a board pack: a model upstream, documents that must not drift downstream.
Reporting & IR
The release, script, deck, and Q&A book, tied to source through the final version.
Planning & strategy
Forecasts, planning decks, board materials, and capital plans kept aligned as assumptions move.
Control & compliance
Close packs, schedules, support, and risk materials, checked from first draft to sign-off.
Banking & private markets
CIMs, committee materials, LP communications, and fund reporting kept true through every turn.
Advisory work product
Audit, tax, and advisory materials grounded in source, logic, and review history.
We're working with a small number of finance teams.
Averos is in early access. Design partners get the platform on their own documents and shape what ships first.
Illustrative walkthroughs use ACME Inc, a fictional company. All figures are staged examples, clearly marked.