
Atlar and Campfire Bring Real-Time Bank Data to the AI-Native ERP
Atlar's bank connectivity is now available via Campfire, with real-time data and payments running through the ERP. No exports or overnight files in between.
For many scaling finance teams, it’s a painful fact of life that bank data still doesn't flow into the ERP automatically. Instead, finance teams do the work themselves on a daily basis: log into the bank portal, download a statement, format it, upload it to the ERP, reconcile what doesn't match.
With a couple of banks, this work is tedious and time-consuming; with several banks across multiple entities, it easily becomes someone's full-time problem.
That's the gap Atlar and Campfire are closing. And it has major implications not only for the finance team’s sanity, but also the effectiveness of AI agents in finance workflows—since consolidated, real-time bank and ERP data gives agents the context they need to become useful.
Direct bank connectivity, inside Campfire
Through this partnership, Atlar's direct connections to banks in 100+ countries now live inside Campfire. Bank statements flow into Campfire in real time, already standardized. Payments work the other way: created in Campfire, executed by Atlar, confirmed by the bank, matched back to the right invoice. Existing approval chains and supplier records stay intact; the integration works with them, not around them.
The integration also augments AI agents on both sides of the partnership. Atlar's agents handle cash positioning and payment review for customers; Campfire's automation handles the close. Both work from the same real-time data, consolidated across all of a company's banks and its ERP.
Flex, on scaling with Campfire and Atlar
Flex is one of the fastest-growing financial platforms in the US, and a customer of both. The company is building an AI-native private bank for business owners, has raised $100M+ in equity funding including a recent $60M Series B, and grew revenue 4x year-over-year. An early Campfire customer, Flex started using Atlar earlier this year and is now live on the integration.
"Campfire gave us the next-gen ERP foundation, and Atlar gave us the enterprise banking layer to manage our multiple banking partners. Being able to handle billions of dollars in financial flows in real-time is mission critical for our business,” says Brian Ehrlich, VP Finance at Flex.
“Going beyond Campfire's open banking feeds to Atlar's direct bank integrations inside Campfire takes the experience to another level — more reliable, broader coverage, and richer data,” Brian adds. “Atlar handled all our bank onboarding end-to-end, and it was one of the smoothest implementations we've been through."
What the teams say
Joel Nordström, Co-founder and CEO at Atlar:
"The bank and the ERP have always sat in separate systems, and finance teams have spent years stitching them together. Useful AI in finance needs the full picture, not half of it. Campfire and Atlar are now connected directly, and our joint customers stop being the integration layer."
Nick Jezienicki, Partnerships at Campfire:
"Campfire customers come to us to automate the manual work in finance. With Atlar, that now extends to the bank. We're looking forward to building more together."
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Want to learn more about Atlar? Book a demo or get in touch with our team. We'd be happy to show you how Campfire customers are using Atlar to bring their banks directly inside the ERP.

About Atlar
Atlar is the AI-native treasury platform used by today’s leading growth companies to manage cash, payments, forecasting, and liquidity in one place. Teams at GetYourGuide, Lovable, and Trustly use Atlar to connect their banks and ERPs in a single platform, save thousands of hours of manual work, unlock idle cash, and reduce errors at scale. Atlar is backed by Index Ventures and General Catalyst, and headquartered in Stockholm.
About Campfire
Campfire is the AI-native ERP for for high-growth companies. We give modern, mid-market, and enterprise accounting teams superpowers by automating the work that nobody wants to do: manual transaction categorization, bank reconciliation, revenue recognition, variance analysis. We’re privileged to work with some of the fastest growing AI companies in the world including Replit, Decagon, and PostHog, as well as services providers, health tech, and aerospace companies. The company is headquartered in San Francisco and New York and backed by Accel, Ribbit, Foundation Capital, and Y Combinator.
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