The Business Partner Agents: AI for Executive & Investor Reporting | Cube
The Business Partners Agents

The team that turns numbers into narrative.

The Business Partner Agents are the FP&Agents for strategic communication: a growing team of autonomous agents that turn your numbers into the story for management, the board, and investors.

The problem

Exec reporting eats a week, every month.

The numbers are done, and the real work starts: assembling, pasting, and reformatting them into yet another deck.

The deck eats the week

Every exec meeting means a deck, and most of the work is assembly instead of narrative.

Numbers drift between model and deck

Every paste is a chance for the deck to disagree with the model by the time it presents.

Every audience needs its own version

The board, the CEO, and department heads want the same numbers cut differently, and finance re-cuts them by hand.

MCP read & write

Work from your LLM. Cube keeps the record.

Draft the whole update directly in any LLM. Through the Cube MCP Server it reads the numbers and writes the work back to Cube, with your approvals intact.

Any LLM, connected to Cubevia the Cube MCP Server · read & write
Claude ChatGPT Google Gemini + any endpoint
CFO

Draft the Q2 investor update: revenue, the ARR walk, and the two risks worth flagging.

used Cube integration · MCP read
Investor update · draft

Q2 FY26 in three lines

Revenue $4.4M · +24.2% YoY
ARR $23.0M → $23.4M (+$0.5M new, +$0.2M expansion, -$0.3M churn)
Flagged: churn concentration · cloud spend +20.8% vs budget
Q2 investor update · draft v1MCP write · written back through your approvals · nothing sends without you
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From the close

The board pack, drafted.

The close finishes and the pack assembles itself, every figure linked back to the model.

Watch an exec pack draft itself.On the demo, we hand you a drafted deck from a live sandbox, with every figure traced.

The payoff

The story ships itself.

Does it solve my problem?

The pack drafts itself

The month wraps and a first draft of the exec pack is waiting, built from the finished numbers.

How is it different?

Every audience gets their view

The same numbers, presented for the board, the CEO, and each department head. No re-cutting.

Can I trust it?

Numbers that never drift

Figures stay connected from model to deck, so the deck can't quietly disagree with the books.

Investor-ready

The ARR walk, drawn from the close.

Visualization builds the chart, and every bar opens to the accounts and transactions behind it.

$23.0M +$0.5M +$0.2M -$0.3M $23.4M Opening New business Expansion Churn Exit Q2 ARR · Q2 FY26 · $ millions · axis truncated, deltas to scale · green = favorable, amber = churn · every bar opens to its transactions

What the Business Partner Agents do

The Business Partner Agents are Cube's FP&Agents for strategic communication: a growing team of autonomous agents that turn your numbers into decks, dashboards, and narratives for management, execs, and investors. Everything they produce draws from your clean, decision-ready data, so every figure traces to the source transaction.

Every agent here works under Charlie, the super agent: one question in, one decision-ready answer back.

Collaboration

One set of numbers, every conversation.

Business partnering only works when everyone argues from the same figures. The agents keep the whole company in the loop, inside the controls finance sets.

Self-serve for budget owners

Department heads see their view and ask their own questions, always inside their permissions.

Comments where the numbers live

Threads, approvals, and tasks attach to the figures, so every decision keeps its context.

Everyone in their own tool

Finance in the model, the CRO in a sheet, the CEO in chat: the same live numbers in each.

Cube MCP Server

Your AI reads it, and writes it back.

The Cube MCP Server gives Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and the agents you build read and write access to the same clean, decision-ready data the Business Partner Agents work on.

Read: decision-ready answers

Ask for the investor update, the ARR walk, or the answer to the CEO's latest question from Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot and get the same traced figures the deck uses.

Write: work that lands in Cube

Draft dashboards, deck outlines, and commentary written back into Cube, through your approvals, permissions, and audit trail.

Cube MCP Serverthe universal interface · reads and writes · every agent, any AI surface
ClaudeCursorCopilotChatGPT+ any endpoint

Use cases

Where the Business Partner Agents go to work.

Board reporting

This quarter's board financials drafted from the same traced numbers.

Investor updates

The monthly update assembled from actuals, with the narrative started.

Management reporting

The monthly pack for the exec team, assembled and annotated.

See it on your own workflow.

Bring your last board deck and watch the agents rebuild it from a live sandbox.

Book a demo

The exec pack builds itself now.

Book a demo and watch the Business Partner Agents turn a sandbox month into the drafted deck.

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Part of the FP&Agents: one super agent, four specialist teams.

FAQs

Questions buyers ask

Every figure is drawn live from Cube's governed model, never pasted. A board slide showing 12% growth drills past the summary and the formula down to the GL transactions behind it, so anything the Business Partner Agents draft can be defended in the room.
No. The Business Partner Agents draft; your team reviews, edits, and presents. Boards, decks, and commentary land as drafts with sources attached, and nothing ships without you.
Yes. Through the Cube MCP Server, Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Cursor, and the agents you build read the same decision-ready data the Business Partner Agents work on, and write back: draft dashboards, deck outlines, and commentary. Every write respects your permissions and lands in the audit trail.
Yes. Cube is workflow-native, so decks draft directly into PowerPoint and Google Slides, boards build natively in Cube, and the same figures stay live in Excel, Google Sheets, Slack, and Teams.