Unlock Financial Clarity with Unified Reporting & Analytics

Thanks to proven volumes and performance, and flexible matching of any scenario, you can match transactions without data duplication and point-solution sprawl.

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Lead @ Speed

Automate workflows and matching across multiple sources and data sets for high-volume automation and exception management.

Simplify Maintenance

Avoid data duplication and eliminate redundancy by executing one-sided, three-way, or any combination of matches without reloading data.

Drive Performance

Ensure accuracy and speed at scale with built-in data integration and quality, user-managed indexing, archiving, and purging.

Excel Integration

Excel add-in and embedded spreadsheet deliver the ultimate ad-hoc analysis and reporting solution. Answer any question in seconds with powerful ad-hoc drag, drop and pivot Excel analytics.

Financial Models in Excel® retain calculations and styling even when refreshed.

Include multiple Cube Views, Quick Views and Retrieves in the same Excel® sheet.

Shared user experience between web and Excel® for dynamic POV and drill down.

Interactive Dashboards

Self-Service, interactive dashboards offer executives, managers and business users the ability to change variables and bring data to life for the insight needed to make quicker and better decisions.

Bring key financial and operational metrics together by combining tables, charts, graphs and other visualizations.

Quickly understand business trends and drill-down into the underlying causes, all the way back to transactional details if needed.

Turn insights into action with integrated data entry forms and the ability to see real-time results of changes to models, plans and forecasts.

Analytic Blend

OneStream provides a unique ability to “blend” validated financial data, operational data, and detailed transactional data in one platform for comprehensive, controlled, and consumable user-experience.

Combine financial, operational and transactional data in a single dashboard for visualization and analysis.Finance maintains one “governed” source of truth for data across line of business managers and executives.Eliminate data latency and replication of financial data for analysis. Retain all the security, intelligence, workflow, governance, and audit trails that are built into OneStream.

Microsoft Office Blend

Office Blend delivers a unique Microsoft Word®, PowerPoint® and Excel® reporting solution by combining Office content with OneStream content for a rich reporting experience.

Blend OneStream reports, charts and data with Microsoft Office® content to deliver visually stunning report books.

Parameterize documents, reports, charts and books to immediately refresh data for the required analysis without re-work.

Produce and distribute reports and report books with the Parcel Service solution available in OneStream Solutions.

Financial Reporting & Analytics Solutions

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Hub – Financial Close & Consolidation

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Financial Data Quality Management

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ESG Reporting & Planning

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Account Reconciliations Software

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Financial Reporting & Analytics Related Resources

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FAQs About Financial Reporting Software

Financial reporting is a standard accounting process that uses financial statements to disclose a company’s financial status and performance over a particular period, usually on an annual or quarterly basis. In simple terms, a financial report is critical for understanding how much money and capital an organization has, where the money is coming from, and where the money is going. Financial reporting is essential to enable investors and other stakeholders to make informed business decisions based on facts of the company’s financial health. Potential investors and banks will also use a company’s financial statements to decide if they want to invest or loan money to the enterprise. Typical financial reports include the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of changes in financial position also known as cash flow statements.

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