Create an automated financial flow with clear rules for how every dollar moves. Prevent cash flow surprises and stay one step ahead.
Track every account, from bank balances to credit cards and investments. Understand your full cash flow and get total visibility with your personalized Money Map.
Build smart rules to control how money flows across all your accounts. Set percentages, timing, and logic to automate payments and keep cash moving.
Plan ahead and act on your financial strategy. Set simple rules and Sequence moves your money automatically, so your strategy stays on track without manual effort.
Sequence has changed my businesses and honestly I feel like at the end of this year I'll be saying it changed my life. I've needed this system for a long time and it's forcing me to do things the right way and I couldn't be more thankful for it. And the service from you and your team is wonderful.”
Sequence is a financial automation platform that helps you organize and move your money with purpose. You can connect all your accounts - checking, savings, credit cards, loans, and more and create custom rules for how money flows. Visualize everything in a dynamic Money Map, track balances in real time, and route income to the right places automatically.
You connect your financial accounts, set rules for how money should move, and Sequence handles the rest. You can route income by percentage, date, or priority. Sequence keeps your finances updated live and organized by goal.
Yes. We use industry-standard encryption and follow strict data protection practices to keep your information safe. Security and privacy are core to how we operate. FDIC insurance is available for funds on deposit through Thread Bank, Member FDIC.
Sequence lets you automate how your income is allocated. You decide how much goes to taxes, savings, payroll, or profit before you spend a dollar. This helps you avoid surprises and stay ahead.
Absolutely. Sequence is designed for small business owners who need visibility across both. You can connect personal and business accounts and still keep everything separated by purpose.