[ fiction ] Moonhand is a made-up company, built for the site-motion guide.

[ 01 ] AI agents for the back office · applying to YC W27

Your back office,
finished by morning.

Six AI agents work through the night. You wake up to a finished list, and nothing moves money without your OK.

tasks
412
recovered
$18,240
held for you
3
failed
0
done by
6:00 am
LAST NIGHTFERNHILL PROVISIONS412 TASKS · 6 AGENTS● 3 WAITING
Moonhand's morning report: 412 tasks, $18,240 recovered, 3 items held for review

Running the night shift for 38 finance teams

  • Fernhill Provisions
  • Brindle & Cask
  • Kittiwake
  • Saltmarsh Supply
  • Ordway Labs
  • Tallowmere

[ 02 ] How it works

Set it up once.
Four minutes a morning.

Twenty-five minutes of setup. Then the night is the agents' and the morning is yours.

  1. Connect your toolsBank feed, ledger, inbox, card issuer. Read-only until you say otherwise.
  2. Set your rulesLimits, approved vendors, what always needs a human.
  3. Go to sleepSix agents start. 412 tasks by morning.
  4. Approve three thingsThe held items. One tap each.
  5. DoneThe books are closed before your first coffee.

[ 03 ] While you sleep

Six agents. One quiet night.

Intake 11:04 pm

140 messy invoices and emails in. Clean records out.

PDFs, email threads, phone photos and bank statements, each read into structured fields with a confidence score you can check.

Approvals

Nothing moves money without your OK.

Three policy checks, then signed and sealed in the audit trail.

The catch 1:37 am

Billed for 12, received 10.

Brindle & Cask's mismatch is held, with a $172 credit request drafted for you.

Payables 3:12 am

Pays approved vendors, inside its limit.

$684.20 to Kittiwake Freight on the agent's own card. $381.80 under its limit.

Reliability 2:14 am

An outage. Nothing failed.

A bank feed went down in Virginia; 61 tasks moved to Oregon and kept going.

Monitoring 3:10 am

Every job watched. The stuck one, paused.

Receipt-match failed three times; paused, retried, done on attempt 2.

[ 04 ] 6:00 am · the morning report

Wake up to a finished list.

What got done, what was recovered, and the three things waiting for you, each with an Approve button.

The three items held for review, each with an Approve button

[ 05 ] Recovered in one night

$18,240

for Fernhill Provisions, a 38-person food distributor. Thirty-one items, sorted by where the money was hiding.

  • Overdue invoices paid$9,880
  • Duplicate charges refunded$3,400
  • Unused subscriptions cancelled$1,960
  • Vendor credits claimed$1,760
  • Shipping overcharges reclaimed$1,240

“I went to bed with 31 open money problems and woke up to a list of three.”

Dana Whitlock · Head of Finance, Fernhill Provisions

[ 06 ] Security

Every agent request passes five checks.

  • sign-in
  • agent identity
  • scope
  • spend limit
  • audit trail

When the Collections agent asked to change a vendor's bank details, the scope check stopped it.

[ 07 ] Pricing

Pay per closed task. Held ones are free.

Starter
$0.15
2 agents · $99/mo min
Team
$0.12
6 agents · $299/mo min
Scale
$0.08+
SSO · your regions

A year of Fernhill's nights costs $12,960 and gives back about 3,600 hours.

[ 08 ] Road to YC W27

From a prototype to Demo Day.

  1. First night run
  2. Ten paying teams
  3. YC W27 interview
  4. Demo Day

[ 09 ] Start tonight

Sleep on it.
Literally.

Connect your tools tonight, set your rules, go to bed. Your first morning report arrives at 6:00 am.