The Pain
A spreadsheet stack that could not keep up
LLMs don't calculate — they predict. Every financial output from an LLM is a probabilistic guess. These aren't bugs — they're consequences of the transformer architecture. No amount of training data, larger models, or bigger context windows changes the underlying mechanism.
A complex, fragile spreadsheet stack
Layers of interlinked spreadsheets were hard to maintain and stood in the way of building a real FP&A foundation.
No practical multi-entity reporting
Running consolidations and eliminations across entities in spreadsheets was slow and error-prone at best.
Only a handful of financial owners
With data locked in spreadsheets, just four leaders could realistically own and act on the financials.
How Cube Fixes It
A flexible foundation the team could shape to its processes
As a repeat buyer, Jesse knew Cube could be built around Veryable's processes, not the other way around. It set up in a single day on QuickBooks Online.
Multi-entity reporting
Three entities, consolidated and eliminated.
Veryable built three additional entities in Cube and now runs consolidations, balance, trend, and close analytics with everything consolidated and eliminated.
What spreadsheets struggled with is now routine.
Trusted data access
From 4 to 30+ leaders owning the numbers.
With trusted, controlled data access, Veryable went from 4 leaders to more than 30 responsible for financials, so more owners engage without finance as the bottleneck.
The finance team got time back for strategic analysis.
Patented bi-directional connectivity
Built your way, connected to QuickBooks.
Through patented bi-directional spreadsheet connectivity and a direct QuickBooks Online integration, the team built its own workflows and got set up fast.
No extra consultants required.
