Samil Accounting Corporation announced on the 25th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Finger, a comprehensive fintech company, to develop an AI-based open enterprise resource planning (ERP) system for startup companies.


Through this agreement, the two companies plan to jointly develop and market an AI-based ERP system. The goal is to help startup companies manage their accounting more efficiently and in a user-friendly manner.


At the business agreement ceremony between Samil PwC and Finger, Hong Jun-ki, Head of the Audit Division at Samil PwC (left), and Ahn In-ju, CEO of Finger, are posing for a commemorative photo. <br>[Photo by Samil PwC]

At the business agreement ceremony between Samil PwC and Finger, Hong Jun-ki, Head of the Audit Division at Samil PwC (left), and Ahn In-ju, CEO of Finger, are posing for a commemorative photo.
[Photo by Samil PwC]

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Finger is a company providing financial solutions and fintech services, listed on the KOSDAQ market in 2021. It offers services such as digital banking solutions and big data analytics, and last year launched Pharos, an accounting ERP system tailored for startups. With this collaboration, AI features will be added to the existing Pharos, allowing clients to reduce outsourcing accounting processing costs. The system is scheduled to be released by the end of this year.


Hong Jun-gi, Head of the Audit Division at Samil Accounting Corporation, stated, “For startup companies to grow successfully, an easy-to-use and efficient accounting management system is essential,” adding, “Through this collaboration, we aim to help startups focus on their core business.”



Ahn In-joo, CEO of Finger, also said, “Pharos ERP has already received positive feedback among various startups,” and expressed, “We expect to enhance the system to provide users with a better experience.”


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