Double Secures $6.5M to Revolutionize Accounting Workflows
December 16, 2025, 3:39 pm
Location: United States, Utah, Salt Lake City
Employees: 501-1000
Founded date: 2013
Total raised: $1.29B
Location: United States, California, San Francisco
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2015
Total raised: $108M
Double, a New York-based fintech company, just raised $6.5 million in Series A funding. Album Ventures led the round. Existing investors also participated. This brings Double’s total funding to over $12.5 million. The company provides a close management platform for accounting firms. It aims to modernize a traditionally manual process. Double’s software centralizes data and automates tasks. This frees accountants to focus on advisory services. Over 4,000 firms currently use the platform. They manage month-end close, client communication, and file reviews. The funding will fuel product development, team expansion, and partner growth. Double rebranded from Keeper in October. The company emphasizes augmenting accountants with AI, not replacing them. Key features include automated task tracking, error flagging, and streamlined client collaboration. Net dollar retention is strong at 150%. This signals strong product-market fit and customer loyalty. The accounting industry faces increasing pressure. Firms need efficiency and accuracy. Double positions itself as the solution. It’s building an “operating system” for modern accounting practices. The platform’s AI-powered features are designed to reduce repetitive work. This improves financial reporting quality. Expect continued innovation in this space. Double is poised for significant growth. It addresses a critical pain point for accounting professionals.
The accounting industry is ripe for disruption. Manual processes plague many firms. Spreadsheets and email chains are common. This leads to errors and inefficiencies. Double is changing that. The company’s recent $6.5 million Series A funding confirms this. Album Ventures led the investment. Existing backers showed continued support.
Double’s platform offers a unified workspace. It’s designed specifically for accountants. It streamlines the month-end close process. Client collaboration is also improved. The software centralizes client data. Repetitive tasks are automated. Human judgment remains crucial. Double doesn’t aim to replace accountants. It empowers them.
More than 4,000 firms already use Double. They manage critical tasks within the platform. Month-end close is simplified. Client communication is streamlined. File reviews are more efficient. The company reports significant time savings. Firms close books faster.
The rebranding from Keeper to Double is strategic. It reflects the company’s core mission. Double aims to amplify accountants’ capabilities. It’s about increasing capacity, accuracy, and impact. AI plays a key role. It automates tasks. It doesn’t diminish the need for human expertise.
Product development is a priority. The funding will accelerate innovation. Expect new features focused on core workflows. Task tracking will be enhanced. Quality control will be automated. Error detection will improve.
Client collaboration features are also key. The platform consolidates requests. Document sharing is simplified. This eliminates lengthy email threads. Responsiveness improves. Client relationships strengthen.
Double’s net dollar retention rate is 150%. This is a strong indicator of success. It shows customers are expanding their use of the platform. Product-market fit is evident.
The company is building a partner ecosystem. It’s collaborating with accounting firms and technology platforms. This will expand its reach. It will accelerate adoption.
Double isn’t just building software. It’s building the future of accounting. It’s a platform designed for the modern firm. It addresses a critical need for efficiency and accuracy. The company is well-positioned for growth. It’s backed by strong investors. It has a clear vision. The accounting industry is watching.
The accounting industry is ripe for disruption. Manual processes plague many firms. Spreadsheets and email chains are common. This leads to errors and inefficiencies. Double is changing that. The company’s recent $6.5 million Series A funding confirms this. Album Ventures led the investment. Existing backers showed continued support.
Double’s platform offers a unified workspace. It’s designed specifically for accountants. It streamlines the month-end close process. Client collaboration is also improved. The software centralizes client data. Repetitive tasks are automated. Human judgment remains crucial. Double doesn’t aim to replace accountants. It empowers them.
More than 4,000 firms already use Double. They manage critical tasks within the platform. Month-end close is simplified. Client communication is streamlined. File reviews are more efficient. The company reports significant time savings. Firms close books faster.
The rebranding from Keeper to Double is strategic. It reflects the company’s core mission. Double aims to amplify accountants’ capabilities. It’s about increasing capacity, accuracy, and impact. AI plays a key role. It automates tasks. It doesn’t diminish the need for human expertise.
Product development is a priority. The funding will accelerate innovation. Expect new features focused on core workflows. Task tracking will be enhanced. Quality control will be automated. Error detection will improve.
Client collaboration features are also key. The platform consolidates requests. Document sharing is simplified. This eliminates lengthy email threads. Responsiveness improves. Client relationships strengthen.
Double’s net dollar retention rate is 150%. This is a strong indicator of success. It shows customers are expanding their use of the platform. Product-market fit is evident.
The company is building a partner ecosystem. It’s collaborating with accounting firms and technology platforms. This will expand its reach. It will accelerate adoption.
Double isn’t just building software. It’s building the future of accounting. It’s a platform designed for the modern firm. It addresses a critical need for efficiency and accuracy. The company is well-positioned for growth. It’s backed by strong investors. It has a clear vision. The accounting industry is watching.