Enterprise decision intelligence

Anyone can forecast now. Finicast helps you decide.

AI made forecasts abundant. What's scarce is knowing which move to make, trusting the number enough to act, and proving how you got there. Finicast connects your operational and financial data, surfaces the decisions most likely to move the number, and gives you the governance to act on them.

  • Recommends decisions, not just dashboards
  • Grounded in your data
  • AI you can audit
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.

Why now

The forecast just became free. The decision is the hard part.

For thirty years, planning software sold the ability to build a model. AI made that abundant — first-pass forecasts, variance write-ups, even the board deck. The value didn't disappear. It moved. Finicast is built for where it went.

Now abundant

  • First-pass forecasts
  • Model building
  • Variance write-ups
  • Board-deck drafts
  • Formula authoring

Still scarce

  • Enterprise context
  • Judgment under uncertainty
  • Accountability & audit
  • Cross-functional buy-in
  • The confidence to act

What matters now

Three things AI can't commoditize.

Finicast is built on the parts of planning that get more valuable as forecasting gets cheaper.

Context

Forecasts are abundant. Context is the moat. Finicast connects the operational and financial data that describes how your business actually runs — and grounds every answer in it.

Decisions

Most planning tools record what you decided. Finicast surfaces what you should decide — the moves most likely to change the number — ranked by impact and ready to act on.

Governance

Who approved it, what changed, what went to the board, can an auditor reconstruct it. The system of record AI can't replace — and the reason you can trust AI to touch the plan at all.

Ask · Cast

Planning becomes a question, not a spreadsheet.

Stop opening workbooks. Ask Cast why a number moved, what happens if you freeze hiring, or whether you can hit Rule of 40 — and get an answer grounded in your own data, with the decision behind it and a citation you can verify.

  • Answers grounded in your cells, dimensions, and logic
  • Diagnose a variance and get a recommended move together
  • Trace every answer 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 watch your operational and financial signals around the clock and surface the highest-leverage moves — each ranked by impact and opened as a branch you review and merge.

Margin Agent

Watches. Gross margin by segment, product, and region

Recommends. Pricing and mix moves when margin drifts from plan — with the EBITDA impact of each.

Headcount Agent

Watches. Hiring vs. plan, ramp, and cash

Recommends. When to pull hiring forward or hold it, and what it does to runway.

Pipeline Agent

Watches. Conversion, coverage, and capacity

Recommends. Where to add capacity or reallocate territory to protect the number.

Cash Agent

Watches. Burn, runway, and working capital

Recommends. Spend and timing changes that extend runway without stalling growth.

FY2026 Operating Planreview & merge
baseDownside FY26merge
Versioned
Every change
Attributed
Who & when
Approved
On merge
Reconstructable
6 months on

Govern

The system of record AI can't replace.

A CFO doesn't care whether forecast version 17 came from an analyst or an AI. They care who approved it, what assumptions changed, what went to the board, and whether an auditor can reconstruct it six months later. That's what Finicast is built around — and it's exactly what makes it safe to let AI near the plan.

  • Branch, snapshot, approve, and merge — a full version history
  • Roles and permissions down to the dimension and member
  • Collaboration across hundreds of budget owners

Connect

Forecasts are abundant. Context is the moat.

A forecast is only as good as what it knows about your business. Finicast connects ERP, CRM, HRIS, payroll, operational systems, and the data warehouse into one model — so every answer and recommendation is grounded in how your business actually runs, not a generic guess.

  • One connected view of operational and financial reality
  • Org structure, cost centers, comp, and history in context
  • Plan, actuals, and operational signals reconciled continuously
ERP
CRM
HRIS
Payroll
Operational systems
Data warehouse

Finicast context model

One grounded view of operational + financial reality

Org structureCost centersCompensationHistorical plansOperational signals

The honest objection

“Won't our ERP just add AI planning?”

It's the right question to ask. ERP and HR suites own a lot of the data — and some will bolt on AI. But the data lives in silos, the planning experience is an afterthought, and decisions in a real business cross finance, revenue, people, and operations at once.

Finicast sits across those systems, not inside one of them. It's decision-first, fast to stand up, and built so the people who own the plan — not just the system that stores it — can act with confidence.

See the decisions in your own numbers.

Bring a plan you run today. We'll connect it, show you the decisions Finicast surfaces, and exactly how each one stays reviewable and auditable.