[ ACCOUNTING ]
Clear Books
Pluvo is preparing read-only Clear Books syncs so finance teams can bring source data into AI reports, forecasts, and variance workflows.
Clear Books
Connected to Pluvo context
- Auth
- OAuth 2.0 or API key
- Scope
- Read-only
- Sync
- Planned
- Plan
- Enterprise
SOC 2 Type II controls. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
[ What syncs ]
Data refreshed automatically.
| Object | Direction | Updates |
|---|---|---|
| GL accounts and balances | Into Pluvo | Planned |
| Journal entries | Into Pluvo | Planned |
| Invoices and bills | Into Pluvo | Planned |
| Customers and vendors | Into Pluvo | Planned |
| Departments, classes, and locations | Into Pluvo | Planned |
| Budgets | Into Pluvo | Planned |
[ How it works ]
Connecting Clear Books is fast and controlled.
No disruption to your close process. Just a secure connection and a model finance can review.
Connect Clear Books
Connect Clear Books with scoped, read-only access in one click. No password is stored, and Pluvo never writes back.
Map your data
Pluvo detects accounts, classes, departments, vendors, customers, and entities so finance can confirm the model quickly.
Deploy your agents
Run analysis, reporting, and forecasts against live data from day one.
[ Once connected ]
Let Pluvo reason from Clear Books outward.
Clear Booksbecomes one source inside Pluvo's broader finance context layer, alongside the rest of your business data.
Close with context
Connect Clear Books accounting data to Pluvo so finance can explain movement, trace source records, and act sooner.
Trace every answer
Every report number can point back to the Clear Books source objects behind it.
Model the business live
Combine Clear Books with billing, banking, CRM, payroll, and warehouse data for decision-ready analysis.
[ Pair it with ]
Bring the rest of your stack into the model.
[ Get one step closer to zero-day close ]
Connect Clear Books and let Pluvo do the analysis.
Put live business data behind your reports, forecasts, and recurring finance workflows.
Ready to put finance on real business context?
Your systems, business logic, and decisions become one governed intelligence layer for the office of the CFO.