The one workspace for research, memos and financial statements.

A collaborative AI workspace for financial reporting and technical accounting teams. Accounting research, SEC research and benchmarking, memos and financial statement preparation in one place, with every conclusion linked to its source and every figure to its support.

Financial reporting, technical accounting and SEC reporting teams, controllers, and accounting advisory firms. In practice that means listed and pre-IPO companies, groups preparing consolidated and statutory sets, and firms doing this work for a book of clients.

Quillon indexes all US GAAP and IFRS standards and real filings, citing every answer to limit hallucinations. When judgment is needed, it asks you.

Every answer and conclusion links to its source paragraph, so you can read the guidance and check the interpretation yourself. Quillon does not replace professional judgment. When a decision is required it flags it, and you make the call. You approve every conclusion and every document change.

Drop in the agreements. Quillon extracts the terms that affect the accounting, builds a decision tree from the standards that apply, and walks you through it node by node. Accept or reject each step, then it drafts the memo in Word with every conclusion cited and your decisions recorded.

Roll forward last year's statements against this year's numbers, draft with every figure linked to its support, run math and consistency checks, work through disclosure checklists, manage review and sign-off, and finalize. Every change, comment and approval is recorded.

Only with your approval. The agent finds inconsistencies, explains them, and carries out updates you ask for in plain English. Proposed changes arrive as tracked changes for review, and everything completed stays in the audit trail. You automate the repetitive work without losing oversight.

Yes. Transitioning from IAS 1 to IFRS 18 means checking your existing statements against every changed requirement. Quillon runs that comparison automatically, mapping each IAS 1 requirement to its IFRS 18 equivalent, flagging what changes, what is newly required and what no longer applies, each with its citation, then drafting the new disclosures. IFRS 18 applies to annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027, so calendar-year preparers need IFRS 18-ready 2026 comparatives. IFRS 19 reduced disclosure is covered too.

Preparers, reviewers and approvers work in the same environment on one master file. Share research, assign responsibility, keep comments attached to the work, and see what is outstanding, what changed, and what has been approved. Work is organized by company, entity or project.

Yes. Quillon is built for teams working with audit-sensitive material. Data is isolated, encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS in transit, and never used to train AI models. Quillon is SOC 2 compliant with independently audited controls. Access is managed inside the workspace, and activity is recorded, including changes, comments, review actions and approvals. Security documentation is available to procurement on request.

Yes. Quillon is one connected product, but you can start with what you need today: Accounting Research, SEC Research and Benchmarking, Memo Writer, or Financial Statements. Add the rest as your requirements develop, without creating another disconnected system to reconcile.

No. Quillon operates on a bring-your-own-content model. Third-party materials shown on the website or in demos are illustrative and not included with a subscription, and you are responsible for holding the rights to what you upload. Public SEC EDGAR filings are built in.