Is this for accountants or for investment managers?
kerd.ai is for accountants. It does the bookkeeping side of a client's investments: cost, market value, gains on disposal, the month-end revaluation and the journal. It does not place trades, run performance attribution or give investment advice.
Which cost basis and which accounting policy?
Cost basis is set per client, FIFO or weighted average, and locks once the first transaction is recorded. The accounting policy, FVTPL or FVTOCI, decides where the revaluation movement goes in the journal.
Where do the exchange rates come from?
From the European Central Bank. kerd.ai loads its euro reference rates every working day at 16:15 Central European Time and fills in the rate for each transaction's date. Weekends and holidays take the last rate published. If your broker used a different rate, or the ECB doesn't publish the currency, your staff enter it, and the ECB rate stays on file beside it.
What does the AI actually do with a statement?
Google Gemini reads the Transactions report inside the PDF and proposes the lines: date, type, instrument, quantity, price, fees. Your staff keep or drop each one before anything is saved, and every kept line links back to the page it came from.
Does it post to Xero?
Not yet: the adjustment journal is prepared and balanced in kerd.ai and exported for your ledger today. Posting straight to Xero and Zoho Books is coming soon.
What do I get when I try it free?
Sign in with your Google or Microsoft account, add a client, import one statement and run a revaluation on your own figures. Nothing reaches your ledger until you export the journal.