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Fin AI is the assistant layer for Fino: a place to ask about spending, documents, categories, events, budgets, and account context without digging through every screen manually.

Why did cashflow drop this month?
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Why did my cashflow drop this month?
Start with natural questions about spending, cashflow, documents, or budgets.
Use Fino context from accounts, transactions, labels, events, and uploaded records.
Move from summary answers back to the underlying records.
Turn answers into cleanup, review, budgeting, or planning decisions.
Where it helps
Summarize what changed across income, expenses, cashflow, and savings rate before you open every chart.
Find uncategorized merchants, label drift, duplicate categories, and rules that could reduce manual cleanup.
Ask which categories are at risk, what changed versus prior month, and which transactions explain the variance.
Review shared expenses, open balances, reimbursements, and the original transactions behind an event.
Understand which uploaded statements imported cleanly, which records need review, and which source files created them.
Ask why net worth moved by connecting asset balances, loan balances, credit activity, and investment accounts.
Evidence first
Fin AI is designed to summarize, compare, and explain, then send you back into the transactions, labels, budgets, events, and documents that support the answer.
How it works
Fin AI should not replace the dashboard. It should help you move faster from question to evidence, especially when the answer spans banks, statements, labels, and time periods.

Why did cashflow drop this month?
Practical guardrails
Fin AI belongs inside your authenticated Fino workspace and works from your scoped financial context.
It explains patterns and points to evidence. It is not a bank, broker, accountant, or financial adviser.
You decide what to inspect, categorize, budget, label, split, import, or change after reviewing the evidence.
Move from scattered to sorted