I think that was a $360 million acquisition by Intuit in 2019.

Is my timeline right?

Actually, it was close to $400 million. How many millionaires did you make? At least 10. Are you comfortable sharing? What's the largest company pay you? Do you have any million dollar per year accounts? I would say our largest engagement is around $300,000 right now. In Q2 of 2014, when we sold the company to intuit it, we were like

the largest Semenadee, according to the Wall Street, German, by coincidence. Are you comfortable

sharing what you personally took home when you exited into it? Very large audience. I would prefer

not to share that if that's okay. That's totally okay. How many paying customers are you working with

now today at SafeBooks? So we have about 15 paying customers. You have to understand we are selling powerful data and automation platform for the office of the CFO.

You got three million bucks of extra roaming around. I want to invest.

Hey folks, my guest today is Ahikam Kaufman. He is a veteran fintech executive who previously co-founded

check which was acquired by intuit and served an executive at hp and mercury interactive today he's

building safe books AI which uses agentic revenue integrity to autonomously ensure financial data

accuracy for enterprises icombe you ready to take us to the top? Yeah, go for it. All right. That is a

mouthful, but it's important work. Give it to me like a kindergarter. What are you selling today?

What we are basically selling is the ability to understand your financial data cross-system,

validate it, check it, and replace significant manual work, which today is being done by accountants.

One of the challenges in the

office of the CFO is there's a gap between what an accountant is trained to do and what he

needs to do, which is basically check his data across multiple systems in real time, across

structured and unstructured data. And we now using the benefits and power of AI, we can fully automate that work. Let me give, let's play a game here. I'm going to do old and you're going to tell me the new way to do it using your technology. Okay, old way. I do invoices via bill.com. I have a fractional CFO. I pay $3,000 a month. They go into my quick books at the end of each month. They close everything out. They integrate Bill. They integrate my bank accounts, you know, be a plat or salt edger teller. They close the books. That's the old way. The new way is what? Sorry. So that's like a great example, but doesn't fit our ICP. We'll catering to large enterprises, companies, public companies, who need to execute governance across their data.

For the most part, they're not using the platform you mentioned, and they're using a flow of

other systems. And the way they do business and conduct the business, where we currently focus,

which is order to cash and revenue and billing integrity, is very, very cumbersome, manual, and process through multiple

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