The SaaS CFO · Ben Murray
podcastplaybookAleph Raises $47M to Raise the Stakes in FP&A Software
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About The SaaS CFOWelcome to another episode of The SaaS CFO Podcast! This week, Ben Murray sits down with Albert Gozzi, the co-founder and CEO of Aleph, an innovative AI-driven FP&A platform transforming how finance teams operate. Originally from Argentina, Albert Gozzi shares his journey from Procter & Gamble to Bain, and later as a startup CFO, where he experienced firsthand the frustrations of spreadsheet-heavy workflows in finance. Together, they dive into the founding story of Aleph, its mission to streamline financial data and workflows, and how the company’s AI-powered solutions are empowering finance and FP&A teams to work smarter and faster. In this episode, you'll get insider insights on Aleph’s rapid fundraising journey—having recently closed a $30 million Series B and totaling $47 million to date. Albert Gozzi candidly discusses what investors look for at each funding round, the nuances of…
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What a founder can learn
Founder takeaway
Strong B2B products often begin with a founder’s firsthand experience of a costly, repetitive workflow. Aleph’s origin in spreadsheet-heavy finance work suggests a useful product approach: preserve the flexibility customers value while removing the manual data handling and process friction around it.
Why it matters
Founders can waste scarce resources replacing familiar tools outright. Building around an entrenched workflow—and delivering a clear improvement in speed or effort—can make adoption easier and sharpen the product’s value proposition.