The platform

One platform, from raw data to the decision.

Finicast is built as five connected surfaces — Connect, Ask, Decide, Govern, and Model. Together they turn operational and financial data into recommended decisions you can trust and act on.

Connect · The context layer

Forecasts are abundant. Context is the moat.

Bring ERP, CRM, HRIS, payroll, operational systems, and the data warehouse into one connected model. Finicast's advantage isn't a better forecast — it's knowing your org, cost centers, and operational reality well enough to ground every decision.

  • Connect financial and operational source systems into one model
  • Keep plan, actuals, and operational signals reconciled continuously
  • Map new data to the right dimensions automatically
ERP
CRM
HRIS
Payroll
Operational systems
Data warehouse

Finicast context model

One grounded view of operational + financial reality

Org structureCost centersCompensationHistorical plansOperational signals

Ask · Cast

Planning becomes a question, not a spreadsheet.

Ask Cast anything — "Why did EMEA gross margin decline?", "What happens if we freeze hiring?", "Can we hit Rule of 40 next year?" — and get an answer grounded in your own numbers, with the decision behind it and a citation you can verify.

  • Answers grounded in your cells, dimensions, and logic — not a black box
  • Diagnose a variance and get a recommended move in the same breath
  • Every answer traces back to the source you can click into
Finicast Cast
FY2026 · all segments

Why did EMEA gross margin decline last quarter — and what should we do about it?

EMEA gross margin fell 2.3 pts to 61.8%, driven mostly by discounting in mid-market (−1.6 pts) and a higher support cost-to-serve. The biggest lever is repricing the mid-market tier.Grounded in Margin[Region, Segment] · CRM discounts · support cost
Recommended decision+1.2 pts margin

Reprice the EMEA mid-market tier +6%

Drafted on a branchReview & merge
Ask Cast a question, or for the decision behind it…

Decide · Decision Agents

From recording plans to recommending actions.

Decision Agents continuously watch operational and financial signals and surface the highest-leverage moves — "shift 12 reps to healthcare," "delay the Q3 hiring wave" — each ranked by impact and opened as a branch you review and merge.

  • Continuous monitoring of the signals that move your numbers
  • Recommendations ranked by impact on the metric you care about
  • Every recommendation arrives as a reviewable proposal, never an auto-change
Recommended decisions
This week · ranked by impact
  • 1

    Shift 12 enterprise reps to the healthcare segment

    Owner · RevenueConfidence · High
    +$1.4M ARRReview
  • 2

    Delay the Q3 hiring wave by six weeks

    Owner · FinanceConfidence · Medium
    +$0.6M EBITDAReview
  • 3

    Reprice the EMEA mid-market tier +6%

    Owner · PricingConfidence · High
    +1.2 pts marginReview
Each decision opens as a branch you review and merge.

Govern · The system of record

The part AI can't replace.

Versioning, approvals, an audit trail, board-ready submissions, and collaboration across hundreds of owners. This is what enterprises actually buy planning software for — and what makes it safe to let AI anywhere near the plan.

  • Branch, snapshot, approve, and merge — a full version history
  • Roles and permissions down to the dimension and member
  • Reconstruct any version, and what went to the board, six months later
FY2026 Operating Plan2 branches
baseDownside FY26merge
  • DDana K. approved & merged Q1 re-forecast3h
  • Cast drafted EMEA repricing on a branch5h
  • SSofia L. captured snapshot · Board-approved FY261d

Model · Transparent logic

So you can audit what the AI proposes.

Under every answer and recommendation is a readable, Excel-like model. When AI drafts a forecast or a decision, you can open the logic, see exactly how it got there, change it, and override it. No black boxes near the number.

  • Familiar, Excel-like formulas across whole dimensions
  • Inspect and edit the logic behind any AI output
  • Human override on everything — AI proposes, people decide
Revenue Plan · FY2026
base
Revenue = Units[Time, Product] * Price[Time, Product]
AccountQ1Q2Q3Q4FY26
Units12,40013,90015,10016,80058,200
Price$42.00$42.00$43.50$43.50
Revenue$520.8K$583.8K$657.0K$730.8K$2.49M
COGS$182.3K$204.3K$229.9K$255.8K$872.3K
Gross margin65%65%65%65%65%
DimensionsTimeProductRegionScenarioEntity

Governed & auditable AI

AI proposes. People decide.

Every surface runs on the same governance. Cast and Decision Agents are powerful because they can't quietly change anything — every AI action is a reviewable, attributable, reversible proposal.

AI works on a branch

Every change Cast or a Decision Agent makes lands on its own branch. Nothing touches the plan of record until a person reviews the diff and merges it.

Grounded in your model

Answers, forecasts, and recommendations reference your actual data and logic — never a black box. You can trace any output back to its source.

Human-in-the-loop by default

AI proposes; people decide. Approvals, roles, and permissions apply to AI exactly as they do to your team.

Every action is auditable

AI actions are attributed and time-stamped in the same audit trail as everything else — so you always know what changed, why, and who signed off.

Put it on your own numbers.

The fastest way to understand Finicast is to see it connect one of your plans and surface the decisions inside it. Bring a model to a working session.