Budget planning & forecasting
Driver-based budgets and rolling forecasts built on actuals already reconciled to the ledger: variance-to-plan traces to the same cited figures in the board pack.
Use cases
Twenty planning surfaces (finance, sales, supply chain, ESG) all reading and writing against the same reconciled, cited numbers instead of a spreadsheet copy each.
Works with what you file
A live walkthrough of the same governed model behind every use case on this page, booked with a real person, not a canned recording.
Yearly revenue
SAR 61,930k
Yearly EBITDA
SAR 11,850k
Monthly revenue trend
Segment split
Accounting systems, banking feeds, warehouses, or a dropped-in PDF: every source lands in one normalized chart before it reaches a model.
| Line item | FY24 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 48,210 | 61,930 |
| Cost of sales | (29,340) | (36,470) |
| Gross profit | 18,870 | 25,460 |
Ties out 36,470
Finance, sales, and supply chain read and write against the same definitions, no matter which team opens the model first this week.
Change an assumption in plain language and every dependent line recomputes: scenarios stay tied to the reconciled base case, never a detached copy.
What holds every use case together
Every figure behind every use case above passes the same five checkpoints before it reaches a plan, a board pack, or an export.
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Driver-based budgets and rolling forecasts built on actuals already reconciled to the ledger: variance-to-plan traces to the same cited figures in the board pack.
Multi-entity roll-up and intercompany elimination on one canonical model: each entity's figures carry their own reconciliation trail before they roll up.
Income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow modeled together, with identity checks enforced by the engine, not a manual tie-out.
One reconciled model serves close, board reporting, audit response, and financing: the Analyst agent answers in plain language, always citing its source.
Comp plans modeled against the same reconciled revenue and bookings data finance already trusts, with full lineage on every payout calculation.
Sales forecasts run against bookings and revenue actuals already reconciled to the ledger, so sales and finance never quietly disagree.
Rep, ramp, and territory-load plans connect to the same financial model, so a capacity change flows into cost and revenue forecasts together.
Territory and quota assignments run against the same reconciled revenue base finance forecasts from, keeping both sides aligned on one number.
S&OP connects demand, supply, and financial plans on one reconciled model instead of three spreadsheets reconciled by hand each cycle.
Demand and inventory assumptions connect into the same model as the financial forecast, so inventory decisions and cash flow stay consistent.
A connected planning surface over the same reconciled financial model: any supply-chain cost or cash impact flows through with full lineage.
Carbon accounting
Emissions and consumption data, reconciled and cited the same way financial data is.
ESG reporting
The filed → reconciled → cited discipline, extended to non-financial metrics.
CSRD reporting
Evidence-grade sourcing for regulatory sustainability disclosures.
Close, audit, board reporting, financing, and compliance: every recurring cycle run on one reconciled model.
PillarHow driver-based forecasting, variance, and scenarios hold up in front of a skeptical board.
PillarThe controller's guide to one reconciled model across multi-ERP environments.
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