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Bujeti opens Brain’s AI finance teammates to business customers

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Bujeti has made Brain, its AI layer for business finance operations, publicly available following a private beta.

Reported in October 2026, the platform introduces four specialised assistants: Fetch for documents, Chaser for collections, Watchdog for controls and renewals, and Concierge for questions about internal finance policies.

The tools work within Bujeti’s existing financial-management system rather than depending on users to rebuild the context of each task from scratch.

Bujeti says the assistants do not have standing authority to move money, and low-confidence work is escalated to people. The launch places the emphasis on routine workflow support, with human controls remaining important where financial actions are involved.

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