Lensing.ai (formerly Everest Systems) hired Sam Yen as a team member.

Lensing (formerly Everest Systems) is built for a simple reality: most ERPs are built for stability, not change. The moment your business evolves — new pricing mode, a new entity, an acquisition, a new tax jurisdiction — you're back in a consultant-led project that takes a year and leaves you running critical workflows in spreadsheets anyway. Lensing is the AI-native ERP built for change. It's enterprise-grade at the core — real revenue recognition (ASC 606 / IFRS 15), multi-entity and multi-book consolidation, multi-currency globalization, and integrated operations from HR and cloud costs to assets and inventory. But unlike legacy ERPs, you can generate new workflows, logic, and applications directly inside the system using AI, and test every change on real data in a live sandbox, a live digital twin of your ERP, before it goes live. No bolt-on scripts. No consultant-only knowledge. It's designed for finance teams whose operations move faster than their systems can — from scaling SaaS and tech companies to complex, global enterprises. If a modern GL can't handle your complexity but you dread another NetSuite or Intacct implementation, Lensing is the last ERP migration you'll have to survive. Finance leaders choose Lensing to expand into new markets without re-platforming, close faster with less audit risk, and get a real-time view across entities — so finance can move as fast as the business does. See what an ERP built for change looks like at lensing.ai.

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