The CFO Copilot answers questions about your finances in Arabic or English, such as why profit fell or which customers are most overdue. Figures come from your ledgers through Naarvin's own finance functions, not from the language model, every answer opens to its sources, and the Copilot never shows more than the person asking is allowed to see. When the data cannot support an answer, it says so.
Why does a simple question take a day?
The CEO asks why margin dropped last month. The finance manager exports a report, filters it, compares it with last year, finds the account that moved, opens the ledger, and writes an answer the next morning. The question was simple; the route to the answer was not.
- Answers depend on one or two people who know where to look.
- Each question means another export and another spreadsheet.
- Arabic-speaking leaders get answers translated, or not at all.
- Generic chat tools guess numbers, so nobody can rely on them.
How does the CFO Copilot work?
- Ask in your own wordsType a question in Arabic or English, such as "لماذا انخفضت الأرباح؟" or "Which customers owe us the most?".
- The figures are computedNaarvin's finance functions read the ledgers and compute the answer. The language model explains it; it does not invent figures.
- The answer shows its sourcesEach answer opens to the ledger, invoices or bank records it came from, often with a chart that fits the question.
- Access is respectedThe Copilot follows the same rules as the rest of Naarvin: each person sees only the companies they are allowed to see.
- It says when it cannot answerIf the data cannot support an answer, the Copilot says so instead of guessing.
What kinds of questions work well?
| Question | What the answer draws on |
|---|---|
| Why did profit fall last month? | The income statement, traced to the accounts and lines that moved |
| Which customers are most overdue? | The receivables aging |
| How much cash do we have across the group? | Bank balances from the ledger and the latest statements |
| Are we ahead of budget this year? | Budget against actual for the companies you can see |
| What did we spend with this supplier? | Bills and ledger lines for that supplier |
Can we ask from a phone?
Yes, once your organization connects its own Telegram bot or WhatsApp Business sender. Copilot answers and the daily brief can then arrive on the phone, carrying figures only for the companies the recipient can see.
What do you need to start?
- Your accounting system connected and accounts mapped, so answers come from current books.
- Roles set for each person, so each answer shows only what they may see.
- For phone answers, your organization's own Telegram bot or WhatsApp Business sender.
Who is this for?
CEOs, owners and board members who want answers without waiting for a report, and CFOs who want their team to spend less time on one-off questions. It does not replace judgement: the Copilot explains the numbers, and people decide what to do about them.
Questions people ask
Can the Copilot make up a number?
Figures come from the ledgers through Naarvin's finance functions, not from the language model. Every figure opens to its source records, and when the data cannot support an answer, the Copilot says so.
Does it answer in Arabic?
Yes. Ask in Arabic or English and the answer comes back in the same language.
Can someone see companies they should not?
No. The Copilot follows the same access rules as the rest of Naarvin and never shows more than the person asking is allowed to see.
Are our passwords or system keys sent to the AI?
No. Passwords and keys to your systems are encrypted and never reach the AI.