Daylit, a company specializing in AI agents for accounts receivable, has successfully completed its System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type I examination, demonstrating its commitment to security, availability, confidentiality, and privacy controls.
The independent examination assessed the design of Daylit’s internal controls related to security, based on the Trust Services Criteria established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). The assessment was conducted in accordance with SSAE 18.
Jerry Shu, Co-founder and CTO of Daylit, stated, “For finance teams managing receivables and payments, security and trust are non-negotiable. Completing our SOC 2 Type I examination confirms that Daylit has implemented thoughtfully designed controls to protect customer data and operate in alignment with established industry standards. It reflects our continued focus on transparency, security, and responsible data stewardship.”
A SOC 2 Type I examination evaluates whether a company’s controls are appropriately designed at a specific point in time. This achievement marks a significant step in Daylit’s broader compliance and risk management strategy, with the company planning to pursue additional attestations to evaluate the operating effectiveness of these controls over an extended period. Daylit collaborated with Delve, an independent third-party compliance platform, for the SOC 2 Type I examination.
In September 2025, Daylit secured $110 million in funding to facilitate the expansion of its U.
S. operations and launch its AI agents for accounts receivable platform. The funding round was led by Companyon Ventures, with additional participation from NextView Ventures, SixThirty Ventures, and executives from Meta, Free Pier Advisors, and Yelp.
Daylit’s AI agent centralizes customer payment behavior, predicts cash flow, identifies risk, and automatically guides the next best action for accounts receivable teams. This functionality aims to transform accounts receivable from a reactive collections function into a strategic, intelligence-driven component of finance organizations.
Formerly known as Lendica, Daylit’s platform brings intelligent automation to accounts receivable by streamlining collections, accelerating dispute resolution, and improving cash-flow visibility across ERP, email, and banking systems. The platform also integrates flexible financing tools to make working capital predictable and accessible.
