Nominal
by Nominal
Agentic reconciliation and close on your existing ERP
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Nominal runs accounting workflows across account reconciliation, bank reconciliation, journal entries, close management, consolidation, flux analysis and settlement, using agents for matching, variance analysis, policy enforcement and discrepancy resolution. It plugs into systems such as Workday, Dynamics 365, Oracle, Sage Intacct and SAP rather than replacing them, with approval workflows and a full audit trail at every step. The site shows no pricing, setup time or certifications, so expect those questions to be settled in a demo.
Our verdict
A sensible overlay for teams that cannot or will not replace their ERP. Confirm security posture and onboarding effort in the demo.
Best for
Finance teams with a complex ERP landscape who want reconciliation and close automation without a ledger migration.
Avoid if
You want a new all-in-one ERP, or need AP and collections tooling.
Pros
- Works on top of existing ERPs and data sources
- Approval workflow and audit trail at every step
- Agents for variance analysis and policy enforcement
Cons
- No published pricing
- Setup time not stated
- Certifications not shown on the homepage
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
Does Nominal replace my ERP?
No. It plugs into any ERP, ledger or data source, including Workday, Dynamics 365, Oracle, Sage Intacct and SAP.
Is there human approval?
Yes. The site describes approval workflows at every step and a full audit trail.
What does Nominal automate?
Account and bank reconciliation, journal entries, close management, consolidation, flux analysis and settlement.