Paris-based company develops an AI solution to automate accounts receivable processes, helping businesses improve cash flow and reduce payment delays while planning expansion into broader European markets.
Cleavr, an AI solution dedicated to autonomous accounts receivable management, has raised €1 million in a funding round backed by Kima Ventures, Better Angle, Raphaël Nahum (CFO of Pennylane), Régis Samuel (CEO of MyUnisoft), and Olivier Brourhant (CEO of Mantu).
The company develops an AI solution designed to support finance teams across the full accounts receivable cycle, addressing persistent challenges around late payments and cash flow management. Payment delays remain a widespread issue, with many companies experiencing regular financial losses due to unpaid invoices.
Cleavr’s platform automates a large portion of the collection process, handling tasks such as reminders, reconciliation, and dispute management. Unlike traditional tools that rely on fixed workflows, the system uses AI to manage multi-channel communication, identify the appropriate contacts, process payment commitments, and escalate cases when needed.
Our ambition is simple: to give every company the collection rigor of a large finance department. By taking charge of most tasks, our AI ensures systematic follow-up of invoices and allows teams to focus on higher-value cases,
said Baptiste Nassoy, CEO and co-founder of Cleavr.
The platform integrates with existing accounting and ERP systems, enabling companies to track overdue invoices, interact with debtors, and adapt communication strategies over time. By automating follow-up and maintaining consistent engagement, Cleavr aims to improve collection efficiency without requiring dedicated teams.
Already adopted by around fifty clients, the solution supports the majority of the collection cycle and is designed to help companies reduce delays and improve cash flow management.
The new funding will be used to accelerate deployment in France and support expansion into European markets, with international rollout planned from 2026.