Nick Della Rocchetta

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Nick Della Rocchetta

Nick Della Rocchetta

@nickdellaro

New dad. Golf addict. Fintech enthusiast. Known to get SaaSy.

Katılım Kasım 2022
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Tron Carter
Tron Carter@TronCarterNLU·
Starting to get the sense we might be in for a big nothingburger with Wednesday’s Rolapp presser.
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Bandon Dunes
Bandon Dunes@BandonDunesGolf·
An epic fork in the road at Pacific Dunes. If you could only play one hole, which direction are you heading?
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Adam Delehanty
Adam Delehanty@adam__xyz·
figma trading at 1/4 of its IPO price, feel liks a mandatory buy, can someone explain what happened here
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Charley Ma
Charley Ma@CharleyMa·
@faxherbert hot deals this year seem to have been rillet, campfire, dualentry, and light in europe
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Charley Ma
Charley Ma@CharleyMa·
Series A buy box right now seems to be: - agentic thing that replaces services labor in a legacy industry - $700k-$1M in “ARR” six months post launch - pipeline and pathway to go from $1m->$5M in the next year or ERP babyy
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Massimo
Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Ranking the greatest TV shows of all time.
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flinndustries
flinndustries@Flinndustries·
Let’s binge some blogs.
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Rob Freund
Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw·
United Airlines was sued today in a class action for selling "window seats" that don't have windows.
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USGA
USGA@USGA·
September 6-7. Cypress Point Club. 50th Walker Cup Match. Who's excited?
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Maleks
Maleks@mark_aleks·
Quickbooks simultaneously raises their prices for the 5th time in 5 years While also doing an “ai” update that’s now disastrously slow. I could do my accounting today faster on paper. Intuit is a train wreck.
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goosewin
goosewin@Goosewin·
@theo this is a call for startups, people - time to build
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Theo - t3.gg
Theo - t3.gg@theo·
It's insane how bad QuickBooks is and how nobody's built a real competitor yet
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Jason Madden {e/acc}
Jason Madden {e/acc}@maddb3457·
@theo The financial regulations make it a high barrier of entry. Hard for startups to do much without a lot of capital to tackle it.
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Kurtis Hanni
Kurtis Hanni@KurtisHanni·
@theo The @puzzlefin @UseQuanta and @tryramp of the world are making great headway with different approaches. There is gonna be disruption in the space as our relationship with tech changes and I think more will rely on people over software to automate more.
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Danny Thompson
Danny Thompson@DThompsonDev·
I use QuickBooks, but mainly because it's all in one place and my accountant can access it directly. I only want a phone call from him when things are serious. Small stuff, I like him to do it all. This is where Quickbooks is the best. But agree. A competitor could take over if they do it right, and I don't feel like I will be exposing myself to any legalities.
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Jason
Jason@JasonHassold·
@theo I went from QuickBooks -> FreshBooks -> Wave Each move was an improvement for me
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Sheel Mohnot
Sheel Mohnot@pitdesi·
@theo We've spent a bunch of time thinking about this and made an investment in the space. I thought about your post as I was writing this x.com/pitdesi/status…
Sheel Mohnot@pitdesi

Our portco @layer_financial just raised a $6.6M seed round led by our friends at Emergence. Over the years, we’ve spent a bunch of time thinking about how to disrupt Quickbooks (if such a thing was possible), so I thought I'd share our thinking here. QuickBooks owns small-business accounting in the US and would be a $100B business on its own. It’s in every accountant’s toolbox, with thousands of integrations and decades of brand equity. QB does $8B in revenue and is still growing ~20% a year, despite an NPS of just 15. Over the years, many companies have tried to compete by improving UX and offering cheaper pricing. Some have made progress there (Xero, Wave, etc) but we didn't think that was a large opportunity today. A real challenger needs 2 things Quickbooks can't match 1) Native distribution. Show up inside the software SMBs already open 10x a day. 2) A 10x experience. Automate bookkeeping so it is faster, cheaper, and more accurate. They won't sell “accounting software” as a standalone product. It will feel like an invisible feature baked into the tools an SMB already relies on, and it will use AI to do the accounting, competing not just with software like Quickbooks but building a much larger business automating the process. Layer is that company. They've built accounting infrastructure that embeds within the other companies that SMBs rely on. With Layer, these platforms offer accounting and bookkeeping services directly to their customers. Instead of “Export to QB,” there's a fully native revenue-generating business feature that is mission-critical for the SMB customer. Vertical SaaS platforms like Toast, Jobber, Moxie and others already own the sales, inventory, and payroll data that powers accounting. By embedding a modern ledger and AI-powered bookkeeping inside those platforms you: -Meet owners in the software they open every day. No new log-ins or training. -Eliminate exports and double entry. Data flows straight from the source into the books. -Give real-time insight. Profitability shows up in the same dashboard they already trust. -Drive zero-CAC adoption. A toggle in the platform activates accounting, and we've seen up to 40% of merchants convert in the first few months! -Put bookkeeping on autopilot. AI agents categorize transactions, reconcile deposits, and flag anomalies - you can fully automate this, and make it faster, cheaper, and more accurate than humans. With this 10x product, platform partners that embed Layer see a revenue boost and much higher retention. We’ve seen this play out with our other embedded fintech companies @Unit_co_ (embedded banking, capital, bill pay) and @salsa_dev (embedded payroll), and accounting is inevitable. CEO Justin spent years at Square leading Banking and Financial-Data products, where he heard thousands of owners complain about accounting, and knew he had to build this. He teamed up with Daniel, who had built large-scale ledger and reporting systems at Wealthfront. Since we invested, they’ve shipped a full double-entry ledger, AI-assisted bookkeeping, and drop-in React components that let a partner go live in weeks. They have a bunch of fantastic partners, like Moxie, Nav, Dripos, Carry, and Duet, and serve over 30,000 SMB’s. So… Layer doesn’t compete with Quickbooks by selling “accounting software.” It solves accounting for SMB’s in platforms they already sit in, a far larger opportunity in our opinion. Excited to bring @emergencecap on to the cap table!

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Michael Epstein
Michael Epstein@mepstein311·
Anyone on Netsuite actually happy? Our finance team is evaluating ERPs and I've only heard Netsuite horror stories.
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