In a Microsoft-first organisation the conversations happen in Teams, but the finance decisions still travel by email. The payment batch sits in a mailbox until someone surfaces from back-to-back meetings. The question about an invoice gets forwarded until it finds the one person who knows. The channel where everyone already is never hears about any of it.
Nance closes that gap. Approvals arrive in the channel with the context to judge them, and your reply is what releases them. Findings that need a decision are routed to the team that owns them, entries linked. A daily summary tells the channel what was handled and what is waiting. The bookkeeping itself happens in your accounting system, under rules you set and with every action logged. Teams is where you see it and where you decide.
