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The FP&Agents for reporting and analysis: autonomous agents that surface trends, explain variances, and answer ad hoc questions, so your team spends its time on the why.
When the CEO asks why margin dipped, someone exports, pivots, and rebuilds the answer by hand. By the time it’s ready, the next question has landed.
Explaining every line against budget takes days the team doesn’t have.
Every leader wants a different cut of the same numbers, today.
Trends that matter sit three levels down, in accounts no one has time to check.
Agents propose, finance approves, and every action lands in the audit trail. Every agent works under Charlie, the super agent: one question in, one decision-ready answer back.
Explains variances against budget and forecast, line by line, with the drivers behind each move.
Flags the biggest variances against budget and forecast, ranks the drivers behind each one, and links every figure to its transactions.
Answers ad hoc questions in plain language, from Slack, Teams, Excel, or the Cube Web app.
Commentary is drafted for every material line before the close meeting.
Leadership questions get sourced answers in minutes instead of days.
An unexpected spend spike gets flagged the day it posts.
Department heads ask in Slack and get an answer tied to the GL.
Pick the question your team answers most and watch the Analyst Agents run it.
Four FP&Agents handle the always-on work across your data, reports, plans and business partners. Agents scale finance's capacity, while the people remain in control.
Collects, maps and reconciles data from every source so every figure is right before anyone opens a file.
Meet The Data Managers →Explains variances to the transaction, flags anomalies and answers ad hoc questions in plain language.
Meet The Analysts →Reruns forecasts as new actuals land, builds scenarios and keeps budgets current between cycles.
Meet The Planners →Brings answers to department heads in Slack, Teams and email, so finance is in every decision.
Meet The Business Partners →Every explanation links back to the GL transactions behind it. Anything the agents can’t explain confidently goes to the account owner instead of the report.
Variance commentary is drafted before the review meeting starts.
Click any figure to see the transactions underneath it.
Your team edits and signs off before commentary reaches leadership.
Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and the agents you build get read and write access to the same governed numbers the Analyst Agents explain.
Claude
ChatGPT
Copilot
Gemini
Query actuals, variances, and drivers from any assistant or pipeline agent, live and governed.
Post commentary, flag anomalies, and assign follow-ups from any endpoint. Everything queues for finance approval and lands in the audit trail.
Say hello to your digital finance team that works while you sleep.
Cube’s Analyst agents explain variances from your actuals, budget, and forecast in Cube, traced to the GL transactions behind each number. Nothing is pulled from outside your data.
No. The Analyst Agents draft, and your team edits and approves before anything reaches leadership. Every action lands in the audit trail.
AI variance analysis automatically compares actuals with budget or forecast, finds the drivers behind each variance, and drafts commentary that explains them, down to the transaction. Cube’s Analyst agents do this on governed data, so explanations trace to the source and finance reviews the commentary before anyone sees it.
The best AI tool for financial reporting answers ad hoc questions from trusted numbers, explains variances, and delivers results in Excel, PowerPoint, Slack, or Teams. Cube’s Analyst agents work on one governed source of truth, so every figure matches the reports finance already signs off on.
People can ask Cube’s Analyst agents questions in the Cube Web app, Excel, Google Sheets, Slack, and Teams, plus any assistant connected through the Cube MCP Server.
Yes. The Cube MCP Server gives connected assistants governed read and write access to the same numbers, under your permissions.