The pain
Hours of store-by-store pulls, every single reporting cycle
Every store P&L was a separate manual download
Reporting on 80+ stores meant pulling each one and reassembling them by hand. The work scaled linearly with every new location.
Rebuilding the same report for 15 departments
Each corporate department needed its own view, and each one was built from scratch. Same structure, fifteen times over.
A 15-to-20 minute wait just to check the data
Verifying a single figure meant re-running pulls and reconciling by hand before anyone could trust the number.
How cube fixes this
One connected model, refreshed in a click across every store
Cube sits between NetSuite and the spreadsheets Faherty already works in, so the team automates multi-store financial reporting without changing how they work.
Patented bi-directional connectivity
Your spreadsheets stay. The data underneath gets current.
Cube's patented bi-directional spreadsheet connectivity pushes and pulls live NetSuite data straight into Excel. Faherty's team kept their workbooks and dropped the manual export step entirely.
Store P&Ls that took hours of pulls now refresh in a click, all 80+ at once.
The data manager
Build one template. Reuse it across all 15 departments.
Instead of rebuilding a report per department, Faherty builds it once and changes a single dimension to reproduce it. The Data Manager keeps every version tied to the same source data.
Work that took days now takes minutes, and it holds up as the store count grows.
Trace to truth
Trust every number, because it traces back to the source.
Cube is built on trace-to-transaction trust, so every figure in a store P&L maps back to its NetSuite record. A data check that ran 15 to 20 minutes now takes about 5.
When the numbers reconcile to the source, the team stops second-guessing them.
"You just create one template. Once it's good, all you have to do is change the department, and you're done."
