Finance Team of One: What's Actually Possible with AI in 2026
A fireside chat with Robbie Carroll, who runs Solidroad's entire finance function on his own, on the stack and the workflows that make it possible.

Inside the session
Two or three years ago, one person could not run the full finance function of a scaling startup. Now they can. Robbie Carroll is Solidroad's entire finance team: accounting, finance, and rev ops at a Series A AI company, one year into the role.
Robbie Carroll (Head of Finance, Solidroad) walks through exactly how he does it: the stack (Claude, Aleph, Xero, Mercury, Ramp, Wise, JPMorgan, Rippling), how he consolidated multiple bank accounts into a single source of truth he queries through Claude, what he tried that didn't work, and where AI genuinely replaces headcount versus where it still can't. David Rapoport (Head of CFO Partnerships, Aleph) runs the interview and takes audience questions in the last stretch. No product pitch, no demos, just the honest playbook of a finance team of one.
Designed for finance leaders at early-stage, VC-backed startups (Seed through Series B) who are the entire finance function, plus founders and CFOs deciding when their first finance hire actually needs a second.
Join in on the discussion to learn:
- The exact toolstack one person uses to run finance and rev ops at a Series A company
- How to consolidate multiple bank accounts into a single source of truth you can actually query
- How month-end, spend, and payroll run when there is nobody to hand them off to
- Where AI genuinely replaces headcount today, and where it still can't
- How to use Claude on top of your financial data for dashboards and reporting without a data team
- What to look for in tooling when implementation speed matters more than feature depth
- The signals that tell you a finance team of one needs to become a team of two
Plus, much more...
Join the webinar
Register to see how one person runs the entire finance function at a Series A startup, with Robbie Carroll of Solidroad.
