Boston · On-site · $115-200k
Finqore
Backed byConversion Venture CapitalAbout Finqore
FinQore is a seed-stage financial technology company that empowers finance teams at complex, sophisticated businesses to make strategic decisions with confidence. The company provides a continuously managed solution that automates financial data consolidation and reconciliation across disparate systems, creating a single source of truth for financial information. FinQore leverages AI agents to answer finance team questions and surface strategic recommendations in real time, transforming raw data into actionable insights. Led by founder-CEO Vipul Shah, a former Goldman Sachs PE professional, and supported by a leadership team including Stuart Layton from HubSpot and Founding CTO Jim O'Neill, also from HubSpot, FinQore combines deep financial expertise with proven technology talent. With approximately 35 employees, the company is positioned to help finance organizations streamline operations and drive more informed strategic decisions.
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Company at a glance
Location
About the Team
Team Distribution
- Leadership25%
- Software Engineering25%
- Sales & Business Development25%
- Other25%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.University of Southern California
- 2.Rutgers University
- 3.Villanova University
- 4.University of Minnesota
- 5.University of Washington
Team Worked At
- EY-Parthenon
- PwC
- Deloitte
- KPMG
- ADP
Culture & values
Small, ~35-person seed-stage team
Led by founder-CEO with senior product-engineering bench
Senior PM is the company's first product hire, partnering directly with the founders
Building the product function from the ground up
Clear path to Head of Product for senior PM role
Funding History
$5M
raised
Boston revenue-ops and customer-success startup SaaSWorks raised a $5M funding round led by Conversion Venture Capital; unnamed SaaS CEOs, CFOs and executives participated
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