Nilus

Nilus builds an AI-powered treasury management platform that deploys AI agents to reconcile cash, forecast liquidity and automate finance operations across banks and ERP systems. The company frames its product as an "agentic workforce for treasury": rather than static dashboards and manual processes, pre-built agents take on the work itself. The technical terrain is a demanding one, spanning agentic AI, financial reconciliation automation, cash flow forecasting, payment orchestration and fraud screening, liquidity management, and the connectivity layers that tie together banking and enterprise resource planning systems.

The platform is organised into nine integrated modules, each staffed with pre-built AI agents: Cash and Liquidity Management (including cash position tracking and 13-week forecasting), Payments, Collections, Accounting, FX, Debt, Investments, Bank Account Management, and Connectivity Controls. The engineering work sits at the intersection of machine learning systems and the plumbing of corporate finance - multi-bank data ingestion, ERP integration, and the workflows that finance teams have historically performed by hand.

More than 100 finance teams use the platform, drawn from sectors as varied as advertising technology (Taboola, StackAdapt), cybersecurity (Wiz, Varonis), digital intelligence (Similarweb) and nonprofit healthcare (Planned Parenthood). Nilus is a Series A company headquartered in New York, with its research and development team based in Tel Aviv. Its stated mission is to make finance work more proactive.