Camden Bean grew up around accounting as the child of a CPA, so the world of firms, clients, and deadlines has always felt familiar. Instead of taking the traditional path, Camden joined Divvy, a fast-growing fintech startup, where Camden built and scaled accounting partnerships and got a front-row seat to how firms actually work and where client work breaks down.

After Divvy was acquired by Bill.com, Camden co-founded a venture fund and helped raise $100M to invest in early-stage software. But the pattern was obvious. The most interesting problems kept pulling Camden back to accounting firms, specifically the gap between what clients say they need and what firms can realistically catch and act on.

That's why Camden founded Ping. Ping is AI built exclusively for accounting firms to capture every client conversation and surface the revenue opportunities hiding inside. Upsell and cross-sell signals, risks, and next steps too often disappear into notes nobody reads. Ping also removes the busywork around meetings and follow-up, so advisors can stay proactive without adding overhead.