Rex launches AI order-to-cash agents

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Rex launches AI order-to-cash agents

Rex builds AI agents that automate complex, exception-heavy order-to-cash operations for enterprise finance teams. Founded by former Sequence engineers Merlin Kafka and Lewis Blackwood, the startup's agents integrate with existing stacks to resolve cash flow bottlenecks.

// ANALYSIS

Automating order-to-cash is typically a nightmare of edge cases, making it the perfect playground for agentic AI that can handle unstructured data and manual exceptions.

* Rex targets a high-value, highly manual enterprise pain point where cash flow is directly affected by operational delays.

* The team's background at Sequence gives them deep context on accounts receivable, which is crucial for building trust in finance automation.

* By focusing on exception resolution rather than simple data entry, the product offers a much stronger ROI than traditional RPA solutions.

// TAGS

fintechartificial-intelligenceaccountingenterpriseautomation

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2026-07-20

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2026-07-20

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