Fixed assets agent interface showing the fixed asset register
FOR FIXED ASSETS

The register that closes itself.

Kinter's agents catch capitalizable purchases the moment they hit the books, classify and depreciate them automatically, and generate the roll-forward without anyone rebuilding a spreadsheet.

how it works

Kinter books the pay run.


01. Detect

02. Classify & Depreciate

03. Review
Detect
Kinter watches GL, AP invoices, and card activity for purchases that cross your capitalization threshold. No manual flagging required.

Classify & Depreciate
Kinter reads the invoice, assigns an asset class and useful life, and builds the depreciation schedule, posting the monthly journal entry straight to your ERP.

REVIEW
Only the exceptions land in your queue: an ambiguous purchase, a disposal. Everything else just posts.

CAPABILITIES

Kinter works alongside your ERP, not around it.

Automatic capitalize-vs-expense decisions

Kinter analyzes vendor history, GL activity, and live web search on unfamiliar vendors to decide what's a fixed asset, flagging anything it isn't confident about for your review.

Depreciation schedules, built and posted

Agents monitor balances continuously. When a prepaid balance doesn't match expectations or a contract is about to expire, your team is notified immediately.

Roll-forward, generated not rebuilt

Beginning balance, additions, disposals, depreciation, and ending balance reconcile to your GL automatically, every close.

A register that audits itself

Every classification is auditable with the agent’s reasoning clearly defined. Kinter’s Fixed Assets agent surfaces fully-depreciated, duplicate, or misclassified assets before your auditor does.

Part of Kinter's growing agent lineup.

Fixed Assets is one of Kinter's agents; a purpose-built addition that sits alongside Kinter's core close automation suite (Prepaid, Payroll, Accruals, Reconciliation) to help you save time and money managing your close.

Prepaid

Payroll

Accruals

Reconciliation

coming soon

“I am very impressed with Kinter. I swore I didn't think AI would be able to do it."
Natalyia Dove
Controller, Fracture

Philosophy

A spreadsheet can't tell a $1,200 chair from a $12,000 server, and it shouldn't fake confidence when it doesn't know. Kinter's agents make the call, show their reasoning, and step back the moment a decision needs a controller's judgment instead of a pattern match. The goal isn't fewer accountants, it's fewer hours lost to work a machine should have caught first.