AUTOMATION
FOR THE MINDS
Premier community of accounting & Finance professionals dedicated to automation.
The Accounting & FINANCE world is a small one.
In fact, it rivals the 6-degrees-of-Kevin-Bacon concept in a serious way. In this Community, it’s more like the 2-degrees-of-any PROFESSIONAL.
Welcome to THE place where WE can come together & spill the Communi-TEA**
** Disclaimer - while we don’t claim to be too tragically hip, we know a thing or two and want to make sure everyone is up to speed. For those who may not be aware, here’s the scoop: “spilling the tea” means sharing or revealing interesting news. #you’rewelcome
Join OTTO-MATES, the premier community of Accounting AND Finance professionals dedicated to automation AND THE EXPLORATION OF AI.
SHARE TOOLS, INSIGHTS, AND BEST PRACTICES TO BOOST EFFICIENCY AND ACCURACY.
TOGETHER, WE’RE UNLOCKING PRODUCTIVITY AND TRANSFORMING THE WAY WE WORK.
“Implementing automation in finance reduces human error by approximately 90%, particularly in areas like invoice processing and financial reporting, leading to more accurate and reliable financial data.”
LEARN FROM OTHERS.
CONTRIBUTE IDEAS & EXPERIENCES.
CONNECT TO EXPAND YOUR NETWORK.
When great minds come together, it’s powerful.
Join the community & Make a difference.
LEARN
Engage with community members and thought leadership to gain strategic insights, discover best-practices, and stay current on emerging trends in automation including opportunities with AI.
CONTRIBUTE
Share your journey, mentor others, collaborate with others to problem-solve, support, and provide guidance as it relates to all things automation: evaluation, implementation and optimization.
CONNECT
Build relationships with seasoned professionals, explore career paths, expand your credibility and visibility within the community to open new opportunities and expand your reach.
“Companies that use finance automation tools can reduce processing costs by up to 70%, thanks to streamlined workflows, minimized manual intervention, and optimized resource allocation.”