Slate for Businesses: ask your AI for money

Until now Slate has reached a business through the software it already runs on. That stays. But owners are starting to run their whole business from Claude and ChatGPT, so today Slate goes there too. Slate for Businesses is capital sized to what you need, right in your AI.

The usual way is backwards

Most small businesses find out they need money at the worst moment, then go looking for it: forms, statements, a wait, and a number that has little to do with what they actually asked for.

A business that already keeps its sales and books in connected tools should not have to do any of that twice.

Start with a straight answer

Rosa owns a bakery in Toronto and runs it with Claude. Sales are up, so she asks how the business is really doing.

Slate reads it and tells her what she cannot see from the till. Holiday orders are surging, costs are climbing, and cash dips before every payroll. She will need money within 30 days. That is the part most owners only learn when it is already a problem.

Rosa is fictional, like her numbers. Slate Signals for your own business is real, and it works globally.

Apply once

She asks about a second oven. Slate tells her it looks like a fit for a credit line, and Claude fills in the application.

Then there is one link, to Slate's own page. Connect a bank, add a photo of ID, sign. About two minutes, and it is the only time she does it. She sees the terms before she signs, and only she can sign. Slate reviews it and tells her in the chat.

Then draw what you need, in one click

This is the part that changes things. Rosa did not get one amount on one day. She has a credit line.

So when the oven is due she asks, and Slate shows her exactly what she is taking on before she takes it. She picks the amount, draws it in one click, and the money goes straight to her business bank account. No new form. No new application.

The rest of the line stays there for the next thing. Her next payment is one question away.

Rosa will never have to go searching for capital again. That is the whole idea.

Who it is for

Applying commits you to nothing, and before every draw you see the amount, the total to repay and every payment. Slate funds it itself, and credit lines are available to businesses in the US and Canada.

Your numbers are encrypted, and they are never sold or shared with anyone else, so no other funder calls because of Slate.

Where to start

See how it works for your business, or tell us about you and we will be in touch. If you run a platform, start here instead.