Best AI-Native ERP

DualEntry: an AI-first ledger for multi-entity finance teams

A finance suite that calls itself the agentic AI ERP, strongest for groups with many entities and a close that takes too long.

By The editors · Updated · 2 min read

Contents
  1. What DualEntry covers
  2. Migration
  3. Published evidence
  4. Strengths and limits
  5. Pricing
  6. Questions to ask DualEntry
  7. Sources
TypeAI-native ledger
PricingNot published
Websitedualentry.com

DualEntry describes itself as "the agentic AI ERP" and "the AI ERP to end month-end"⁠1. In practice it is a broad finance suite, and one of the few AI-native products that also lists purchase-order and order management.

Best for: Finance teams in multi-entity groups that want an AI-first general ledger with consolidation and a short migration.

Not the right fit for: Companies whose main need is inventory, warehouses or production.

What DualEntry covers

Its module list runs from the general ledger, payables and receivables to revenue recognition, multi-entity consolidation, multi-book accounting, fixed assets, prepaid amortisation, subscription billing, treasury, planning and budgeting⁠1. It claims more than 13,000 native integrations. Inventory management is not among the modules described.

The plans scale by entity: up to three on the base plan, up to 20 on Plus and unlimited on Ultra, which also adds advanced revenue recognition and SAML sign-in. Implementation is included in all plans, and there is no free trial⁠2.

Migration

DualEntry advertises data ingested in 24 hours and a full go-live in four to six weeks, and quotes a customer that migrated from QuickBooks the next day⁠1. The 24-hour and four-to-six-week figures describe different stages; buyers should ask which one applies to their scope.

Published evidence

  • Streamside Parks. DualEntry reports moving 36 instances and more than 50 entities into one ERP after a $97 million acquisition. Vendor-reported.⁠1
  • Graphite. DualEntry reports the month-end close cut from 20 days to 1. Vendor-reported.⁠1

Strengths and limits

Strengths

  • A broad finance scope: GL, AP, AR, revenue recognition, fixed assets, multi-currency, multi-book and consolidation across up to unlimited entities on the top plan.
  • Implementation is included in every plan, and the company advertises data ingested in 24 hours and go-live in four to six weeks.
  • Publishes named customer results, including Streamside Parks consolidating 36 instances and 50-plus entities into one ERP.

Limits

  • Inventory management is not described on its pages, so stock-heavy businesses need another system.
  • Subscription prices are not published; plans are sold through a demo.
  • All results on its site are vendor-reported.

Choose another option if: You hold significant stock or run production. Doss, Business Central or NetSuite cover operations that DualEntry does not describe.

Pricing

Not published. Plan contents are public: up to 3 entities on the base plan, up to 20 on Plus, unlimited on Ultra.

Questions to ask DualEntry

  • Which of our entities, currencies and intercompany flows fit each plan?
  • What does "live in four to six weeks" include for a company with our history?
  • How do agents propose and post entries, and who approves them?
  • Which inventory or operations system do your customers with stock use alongside you?

See how DualEntry compares in the main guide.

Sources

  1. DualEntry: the agentic AI ERP. DualEntry. Accessed 8 Nov 2026.
  2. Pricing. DualEntry. Accessed 8 Nov 2026.

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