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What are FP&A integrations?
FP&A integrations are the connections that move data from the systems a business runs, such as ERP, HRIS, CRM, billing, and data warehouses, into its financial planning and analysis workflows. They replace manual exports with automated, governed syncs, so plans, reports, and forecasts work from data that is current, consistent, and traceable to the source.
In Cube, every integration feeds the Agentic Finance Layer: trusted, decision-ready data, everywhere you work, and where AI can do its best work. Explore the ERP and accounting hub or the HRIS and payroll hub for connection details per system.
What are FP&A integrations?+
FP&A integrations are the connections that move data from the systems a business runs, such as ERP, HRIS, CRM, billing, and data warehouses, into its financial planning and analysis workflows. They replace manual exports with automated, governed syncs, so plans, reports, and forecasts work from data that is current, consistent, and traceable to the source.
Does Cube integrate with my ERP or accounting system?+
Cube connects to hundreds of source systems, including NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks, Microsoft Dynamics, SAP, Oracle, and Xero, and covers the long tail of ERP and accounting platforms in the directory on this page. If you run something unusual, Cube also builds custom connections to nearly any system or flat file.
What if my system is not in the directory?+
Cube builds custom connectors to nearly any system or flat file. Standards like CSV, SFTP, S3, and JDBC cover most edge cases, and the team scopes anything beyond that during onboarding.
How does Cube connect: API, database, or files?+
The method depends on the source system. Cube uses native APIs where systems offer them, warehouse and database connections for sources like Snowflake and SQL Server, and secure file transfer (SFTP, S3, flat files) where that is the reliable path. The result is the same either way: data mapped once to your model and governed in one layer.
How often does the data sync?+
On the cadence you choose. Syncs run on a schedule or on demand, so daily cash views and monthly board reporting each get the freshness they need.
Is the connection secure?+
Yes. Cube is SOC 2 Type II audited, credentials and data are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is role-based, and every sync is logged in an audit trail. Connections pull with least privilege, and write-back happens only where you enable it.
Do integrations replace my ERP or data warehouse?+
No. Cube deploys alongside the systems you already run, with zero rip-and-replace. Your ERP stays the system of record; Cube unifies its data with everything else and makes it decision-ready.
Can Cube push data back to my spreadsheets?+
Yes, the sync is bi-directional. You fetch live actuals into Excel or Google Sheets, build plans around them, and publish those plans back to the governed model, where they are versioned and shared.
What is the difference between an integration and the Agentic Finance Layer?+
An integration is a single connection to a source system. The Agentic Finance Layer is what those connections feed: one governed model that unifies the data, applies your business logic, and delivers decision-ready numbers to every surface, including spreadsheets, dashboards, chat, and AI assistants.