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BEYLA
The proactive business and finance Operating System; Intelligence that acts for you
About BEYLA
BEYLA is the Future of Work. The first proactive business and finance operating system. Software waits for instructions. Chatbots wait for questions. AI-agents wait to be prompted. BEYLA is built to act proactively for every member. At its centre is BEYLA Hive, a living interconnected memory of how your business works. Working from the Hive is your Digital C-Suite: Digital Humans with deep expertise across finance, operations, risk, legal, marketing and more. They do real work rather than answer questions, they anticipate risk, protect cash flow and surface opportunities you might never have found alone. This is senior thinking across your whole business, no longer rationed to only those who can afford it. Talk to them, message them, call them, or meet them by video, at the times that work for you. Designed to be inclusive and accessible, meeting you where you are. You stay in control. Every action is consent-based, explainable and auditable. BEYLA does the work. You make the calls. BEYLA is proud to be the only firm selected for the Financial Conduct Authority's lead innovation programmes: the AI Supercharged Sandbox, and the Smart Data Accelerator - Open Finance TechSprint. Services that responsibly hold, move, and manage money are in private development. A Digital C-Suite, of collective intelligence on call, 24/7. Intelligence that acts for you.
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Signals from BEYLA
3 published signals
Products & Services
BEYLA connects to existing tools, builds a living memory of a business called the Hive, and provides a specialist team behind it to act as a Digital Human.
Reported by BEYLA
Products & Services
Beyla is building a relationship at the front and a shared memory beneath to centralise AI business software that reads across tools like Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, and more.
Reported by Catherine Sin
Presence & Recognition
BEYLA is hosting conference season starting on September 2nd.
Reported by Catherine Sin