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Bring every entity and source into one set of books, close faster, and keep a record of every change. Cube maps and reconciles your data, then traces each figure back to the transaction.
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Map and reconcile every entity, currency, and source system into one model.
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Run close tasks and reconciliations with owners, status, and sign-off in one place.
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Permissions, version history, and a full audit trail on every number.
Explore data governance and audit →Every entity, currency, and source is mapped into one governed model.
Reconciliations and close tasks run with owners and sign-off, so nothing slips.
Every edit, sync, and publish lands in one audit trail, traced to the source.
Once the close is done, the same numbers reach every spreadsheet, deck, dashboard, and Slack answer, with permissions intact.
Full planning, reporting, Boards, workflows, and the AI Analyst in the browser, with drilldown on every number.
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Fetch live actuals into your own templates and publish plans back in one click, permissions intact.
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+Any MCP-compatible assistant queries governed data, with answers traced to the source.
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Ask the AI Analyst plain-English questions in chat and get answers from the same governed source, in a thread.
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Cube Decks puts live visuals in PowerPoint that refresh in place.
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+Governed exports and Cube’s APIs sync Tableau, Looker, and Power BI, so the numbers arriving are already mapped and clean.
ExploreFour FP&Agents handle the always-on work across your data, reports, plans and business partners. Agents scale finance's capacity, while the people remain in control.
Collects, maps and reconciles data from every source so every figure is right before anyone opens a file.
Meet The Data Managers →Explains variances to the transaction, flags anomalies and answers ad hoc questions in plain language.
Meet The Analysts →Reruns forecasts as new actuals land, builds scenarios and keeps budgets current between cycles.
Meet The Planners →Brings answers to department heads in Slack, Teams and email, so finance is in every decision.
Meet The Business Partners →Delivering numbers everywhere only works if access travels with them. In Cube it does, enforced in the layer rather than in each tool.
Every AI feature respects your permissions, and every edit, sync, and publish lands in one audit trail.
Bring last month’s consolidation. We connect your entities, rebuild it live, and trace a figure to the transaction.
It is the work of combining data from every entity and system into one set of books, reconciling it, and closing the period. Cube runs this on one governed model with a full audit trail.
The best fit connects to every ERP and entity, automates mapping and reconciliation, and keeps an audit trail on every number. Cube does this for finance teams at thousands of companies.
Look for multi-entity and multi-currency support, automated mapping, reconciliation workflows, intercompany handling, permissions, and a complete audit trail.
Yes. Cube maps every entity and currency into one model and handles conversion and roll-ups.
Yes. Cube connects multiple ERPs and other sources and reconciles them into one set of books.
Close tasks, reconciliations, and sign-offs run in one place with owners and status, so the team can see what is left.
Yes. Every edit, sync, and publish is logged, and every figure traces back to its source transaction.
The Data Manager keeps data clean and AI-ready, and proposes mapping changes for finance to approve.
Permissions are set once in Cube and follow every report, export, and AI answer.
Financial consolidation combines the results of multiple entities into one set of financial statements, with intercompany activity removed. See the data consolidation page.
The close is the set of tasks finance completes after each period to finalize the books, including reconciliations, accruals, and review. See the financial close page.
They remove transactions between entities of the same company so the consolidated results show only activity with outside parties. Cube handles these as part of consolidation.
It depends on the number of entities and systems, but many teams aim to close in under ten business days. Clear tasks, owners, and clean data shorten it.
It is the set of controls over who can see and change financial data, plus a record of every change. See the data governance page.
Auditors, boards, and regulators need to see where a number came from and who changed it. Cube logs every edit, sync, and publish and traces each figure to its source.
Map each ERP’s chart of accounts to one standard structure, reconcile the results, and keep the mappings governed. Cube connects to each ERP and maintains these mappings.
Cube converts entity results at the rates you set and keeps both local and reporting currency views.
It matches each account in a source system to the standard account structure used for reporting, so data from different systems lines up.
Parts of it can, including data collection, mapping, reconciliations, and reporting. People still review and sign off. Cube automates the assembly and keeps the sign-off in one place.
Permissions follow every report, export, and AI answer, and the platform is built for enterprise security. Read more on the security page.
Controllers, accounting teams, and FP&A teams at multi-entity companies, plus CFOs who need one trusted set of numbers.
Consolidation and close is how finance turns many sets of books into one trusted set of numbers at the end of each period.
The work includes collecting data from every entity and system, mapping accounts, converting currencies, removing intercompany activity, reconciling, and signing off.
Every entity and system rolled up into one set of financials.
Reconciliations, accruals, review, and sign-off each period.
Who can see and change which numbers, set once and enforced everywhere.
A record of every edit, sync, and publish, traced to its source.
Every report, plan, and board deck depends on the closed numbers. A slow or error-prone close delays everything downstream and puts audits at risk. A clean, governed close gives the whole company one set of books to work from.
Most multi-entity teams follow these steps each period.
| Manual process | Cube | |
|---|---|---|
| Data collection | Exports from each entity | Live sync from every ERP |
| Mapping | Rebuilt in spreadsheets | Governed mappings, maintained once |
| FX and eliminations | Manual journal adjustments | Applied consistently on the model |
| Close tracking | Checklists and email | Tasks, owners, and sign-off in one place |
| Audit | Hard to reconstruct changes | Every change logged and traceable |