Management reporting
Current figures. Clearer decisions.
Bring your business figures into a checked management pack, with movements explained and issues ready for discussion.
Explore a pilotThe working flow
How it works.
Each figure links to its source. Missing data and unusual changes are flagged for review.Collect approved exports
Check and reconcile
Explain movements and exceptions
Prepare the management brief
Access and responsibility
Clear access. Clear responsibility.
It can look at
Approved spreadsheets, exports, reports and source documents from the defined reporting period.
It can prepare
A reconciled workbook, exception list, KPI commentary and a concise decision brief with source references.
People decide
Which figures are accepted, how unusual movements are interpreted and what decisions or actions follow.
Illustrative example
A pack that shows its working.
The reviewer sees missing data, unusual movements and the source behind each point.2 source files still outstanding
Margin movement traced to 4 jobs
5 decisions prepared for review
The pilot
What you receive.
Defined reporting inputs and owners
Checks and reconciliation rules
Review-ready workbook and brief
Schedule, failure handling and handover
Typical timing
Allow two to four weeks to design the first pack, test it against earlier periods and put it into use.Is this a good fit?
A good starting point
The same pack is assembled from reasonably stable sources and the team spends more time collecting figures than discussing them.Hold off for now
The source figures are not trusted, definitions change every period or nobody is accountable for the reporting process.Practical questions
Will AI make financial decisions?
No. It can prepare, check and explain the material; accountable people approve the figures and decide what to do.
Can it work with Excel?
Yes. A pilot can use existing Excel files and exports before any larger data project is considered.
Management reporting