French startup Twin has introduced its very first AI-powered automation tool to help business owners who use Qonto. Qonto is a digital banking platform that offers financial services to companies across Europe. Many Qonto users spend hours each month gathering invoices from different sources and uploading them. Twin’s new tool does this job faster and with almost no effort from the user.
The tool is called Invoice Operator. It has been designed to save time by automatically finding and attaching invoices to the right transactions in a Qonto account. This means users no longer have to search for documents themselves or waste time uploading files manually.
Usually, companies use tools like Zapier or software like UiPath to automate tasks. These tools often need coding knowledge or work through complex scripts that break if a website changes. Twin uses a smarter method that copies how a person uses a web browser but with the help of artificial intelligence.
Here’s how Invoice Operator works: when a Qonto user starts the tool, it first checks which transactions are missing invoices. Then it opens a browser and prepares to visit the websites where invoices might be stored. If a login is required, the tool will stop and ask the user to enter their username and password. After logging in, the AI continues its job— finding the needed documents and uploading them to Qonto automatically.
This method is useful because businesses often use many different platforms to make purchases. It would be too difficult and time-consuming to wr
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