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Roger

“Can accounting workflow automation (bill pay, approvals, bookkeeping) eliminate the manual overhead of SMB financial operations without replacing the underlying accounting software?”

Founded2017
HQNew York, NY, USA
Total raised$7.35M
Latest roundSeries A, 2019
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / Accounting
The story

Roger was founded as a Denmark- and US-based accounting automation SaaS that sits on top of existing accounting software to automate bill pay, approvals, receipt scanning, and bookkeeping workflows. The company targeted small to mid-sized businesses and accounting firms, claiming up to 80% time savings on day-to-day financial processes. The Series A in 2019 was backed by fintech-focused investors including QED Investors and Silicon Valley Bank, signaling an intent to deepen financial workflow automation rather than pivot away from the accounting layer.

Last 12 months
2023-08-01
In the August 2023 recap →
Product timeline
2017
Roger founded as an accounting automation tool layered on top of existing accounting software.· pivot
2019
Raised $7.35M Series A led by QED Investors to expand accounting process automation for SMBs and accounting firms.· banking
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Roger’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting
QuickBooks
Accounting gap: minor

Roger — frequently asked

Which accounting software does Roger integrate with?

Roger integrates with QuickBooks.

Where is Roger headquartered?

Roger is founded in 2017 and headquartered in New York, NY, USA.

How much funding has Roger raised?

Roger has raised $7.35M in total (latest round: Series A, 2019).

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