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Industry · SaaS

ARR, burn, and runway from one set of numbers.

Cube is SaaS FP&A software that ties CRM bookings, GL revenue, and headcount into one governed model. ARR, burn, and runway stay board-ready, and every figure traces to the source.

A product team planning around a shared desk ARR · burn · runway · live

The problem

The numbers split where the stakes are highest.

The board deck says one ARR number and the CRM says another, and the meeting is tomorrow.

ARR is a negotiation

CRM bookings and GL revenue never tie, so every ARR readout opens a debate instead of a decision.

Headcount lives in another file

Headcount is most of the spend, and the headcount plan sits in a different file than the model.

Every scenario is a rebuild

The board asks for a downside case, and each one costs the team a rebuild of the model.

A SaaS finance team working through the plan together at one table FP&A in SaaS

Board-ready without the all-nighter.

One governed model under ARR, burn, and headcount, so the week before the board meeting is just a week.

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One connection

How does SaaS FP&A software tie ARR to the GL?

Cube connects hundreds of source systems, maps CRM, GL, HRIS, and billing data into one governed model, and delivers decision-ready numbers everywhere your team works.

Your sources (examples) SalesforceCRM · bookings HubSpotCRM · pipeline NetSuiteGL · actuals QuickBooksGL · actuals Stripebilling · invoices

Cube

The Agentic Finance Layer. One governed SaaS model where bookings, revenue, and headcount share definitions, and every figure traces to the source.

Decision-ready everywhere (examples) Excellive reports Google Sheetsshared plans Slackanswers · alerts Board deckone source
See bookings and GL tie out.On the demo, we walk from a Salesforce opportunity to the ARR line it lands in, and back.

The product

One board for the whole business.

Reports, dashboards, and plans built on the same governed numbers.

Live actuals

An ARR bridge that foots.

The ARR bridge stays current as actuals land, and the out-quarter plan builds on numbers that already tie.

live from Cube plan inputs, published back to Cube always current, in both directions

The trend

Burn and runway from the same model.

Net burn actuals with the forecast ahead, and the runway math the board will check.

860 780 740 J F M A M J J A S O N D $K net burn · gray = forecast Aug to Dec · cash $18.4M ≈ 23 months at forecast burn · every bar drills to source

Why Cube

One governed model from bookings to board deck.

Does it solve my problem?

One ARR number

CRM bookings, billing, and GL revenue roll into one governed definition, so the bridge and the deck agree.

How is it different?

Your model, still yours

Patented bi-directional sync keeps Excel and Google Sheets current with the governed model. The logic you built keeps working.

Can I trust it?

Trace to the source

Every metric opens to the accounts and transactions behind it, and finance-grade AI runs on the same governed numbers.

See the model your board will trust.ARR bridge, burn, and runway from one governed model, traced to the source.

Getting started

Easy to adopt, hard to outgrow.

Cube deploys alongside your CRM, GL, and spreadsheets, and it is designed for finance to run without outside consultants. You start from templates and best practices built with SaaS companies like yours, so nothing begins from a blank sheet.

No code

Finance-led setup

Your team configures the model. Ours guides it.

100s

of sources

Pre-built connectors for major platforms, flexible methods for the rest.

0

Rip-and-replace

Keep your CRM, your GL, and your spreadsheets.

1:1

Onboarding

Hands-on setup with a named Cube lead.

Workflow-native

The same numbers, everywhere your team works.

Cube syncs one governed model across the tools finance already lives in. See every surface.

The browser

Cube’s app in the browser: a full SaaS experience for dashboards, reports, plans, and workflows.

Excel & Google Sheets

Live, governed numbers inside the spreadsheets your team already runs.

PowerPoint & Google Slides

Board decks and monthly packs that refresh from the same model.

Slack & Teams

Ask a question, get a governed answer where the conversation is happening.

AI assistants

Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot answer from decision-ready data.

Cube MCP Server

One universal interface that puts governed finance data at every AI endpoint.

Finance-grade AI

What does board week look like on Cube?

The deck, the scenarios, and the follow-up questions run on the same governed numbers your close produced.

Smart Analysis

Explains ARR and opex variance, and points at the transactions behind the change.

AI Analyst

Answers board prep questions in Slack, Excel, or the browser, from the same governed model.

Forecasting

Drafts driver-based revenue and expense forecasts. Finance reviews and approves.

In the workflow

Which workflows move to Cube first?

The workflows below run on the same governed layer that powers business services firms and multi-location operators.

ARR and revenue planning

One ARR definition across CRM, billing, and GL, with a bridge that foots every quarter.

Headcount planning

Headcount and comp live inside the model, so the plan moves when hiring does.

Burn and runway scenarios

Change one driver and watch burn, runway, and exit ARR recalculate together.

Board reporting

Every page of the deck ties to the same governed model, down to the transaction.

Walk into board week with one number.

Bring last quarter's deck. On the demo, we rebuild its ARR page from governed data.

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Enterprise trust

Controls your auditors will recognize.

Cube is built for finance data.

SOC 2 Type II SSO & SAML GDPR Audit trail

Read-only by default

Cube reads from source systems. Write-back happens only where finance enables it.

Role-based permissions

Access scoped by entity, department, dimension, and account.

Full audit trail

Every change is logged, with who and when.

Governed definitions

One approved definition per metric, versioned by finance.

See it on your own data.On the demo, we tie CRM bookings to GL revenue and drill from ARR to the source.
A SaaS team working through the model together

On the ground

ARR moves daily. The model keeps up.

Deals close, churn lands, hiring slips. Cube keeps ARR, burn, and headcount current in one governed model your whole team can plan on.

One set of numbers, from bookings to board deck.

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Personalized to your metrics, your model, and your stack.

Before you book

Questions SaaS finance teams ask.

Your finance team leads it, with a named Cube onboarding lead alongside. Cube connects your CRM, GL, HRIS, and billing sources, then maps your chart of accounts and ARR definitions into one governed model. Your team keeps working in its existing spreadsheets while the model comes online, and the setup is designed for finance to run without outside consultants.
Cube connects to hundreds of source systems, with pre-built connectors for major platforms such as Salesforce, HubSpot, NetSuite, QuickBooks, and Stripe, plus flexible connection methods for data warehouses and the rest of your stack.
No. Cube's patented bi-directional sync keeps Excel and Google Sheets current with the governed model in both directions, so the model logic your team built keeps working where it lives today.
Cube is SOC 2 Type II audited, supports SSO and SAML, applies role-based permissions down to the account and dimension level, and logs every change in an audit trail. Full details are at cubesoftware.com/security.
Cube maps CRM bookings and GL revenue to one governed ARR definition, so both sources roll into the same bridge. When they diverge, the variance surfaces as a line you can open, and every figure traces to the source.
Pricing scales with the size of your model and the team using it. Book a demo and the Cube team will scope a quote for your ARR model, headcount plan, and source systems.