Management accounts, board packs, and the KPI definitions you use sit in the project. Someone asks what moved gross margin. The answer is the movement, the line, and the pack. A person owns what the business does next.
The screens above are a sample of the workspace. They play on their own. Select a step to hold it.
What moved margin, which entity, versus plan. Analysts paste the same bridge into chat. The number in the thread has no pack behind it.
EazyAI reads the accounts you loaded and answers with the line and the definition. Variance versus plan uses the plan file you added. The commentary is a draft for the person who speaks to it.
Four moves. The sources are yours. The answer names them. A person keeps the decision that matters.
Accounts, plan, and the definitions finance already uses.
What moved, versus last month, versus plan.
Each point of movement names the line and the file.
The commentary is a draft. FP&A owns the explanation outside the tool.
The working shape of this use case. Live in two to three days on the sources you already have.
Margin and the other KPIs follow the dictionary in the project.
Movement versus last period and versus plan, from those files.
The draft waits for the person who presents it.
The project runs on your premises or your private cloud. Dual RAG cites the passage. The model you serve is the one you register. A demo is the way onto a first workflow.
KPI Q&A and board-pack assist from the accounts you already produce. Every figure cites the pack.
Management accounts, plan, and the KPI dictionary sit in the project. Variance uses those files. FP&A owns what the business hears next.
Ask what moved. Get the bridge with the line and the definition.
Commentary drafts from the pack you loaded, not from chat paste.
Silent packs leave the field empty rather than invent a number.
What a CFO and FP&A lead ask together.
The dictionary you load. Gross margin means what finance wrote in that file.
No. It drafts. The FP&A owner speaks to the pack.
On your premises or private cloud. Dual RAG cites the passage.
Same platform. A different set of sources and a different person in the loop.
Book a demo. A first workflow in two to three days. Your data stays where it is.