Management reporting

Craft professional reports in seconds

Follow a monthly cadence of closing the month, analyzing variance, forecasting financials, and sharing management reports.

Consolidated Profit and Loss (P&L) statement table displaying monthly financial data for a company. The table includes columns for revenue, direct costs, gross profit, operating costs, EBITDA, profit before tax, tax expenses, and net profit for the year 2024. The table also highlights key financial metrics such as gross margin and profit margin percentages.

Your monthly reporting shouldn't feel like reinventing the wheel

Close the month, analyze variance, forecast, and report — tasks usually done from scratch every month. Use built-in features to complete them quickly and professionally.

How it works

Board-ready reports in minutes

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Sync your actuals

Close the month in your accounting system and automatically sync actuals directly to your financial model.

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Analyze variance

Analyze performance by comparing actuals against budget and include your findings in your reports.

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Reforecast financials

With a few clicks, update your rolling forecast to include updated actuals every month.

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Report in your format

Choose your desired reporting format, whether that be PDFs, export as Excel or shareable links.

"With Francis, we're now better equipped to aid management in making informed decisions and navigating challenges."

Andreas Glenvig, Chief Financial Officer at SYBO Gamesy

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Sync your actuals

Following your month end close process, and once all transactions have been posted in your accounting system, sync your connections to pull updated actuals into your financial model.

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Analyze variance

Reporting on actuals every month is table stakes. Take your financial planning to the next level and start analyzing your performance in charts and reports against budgets, rolling forecasts, and last year.

Financial dashboard displaying budget variance charts for revenue and direct costs. The line charts compare budget, actuals, and forecast values over time, with data visualized for the year 2024.
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Reforecast financials

With updated actuals at your disposal, update your rolling forecast to give your team and the rest of your organization a better outlook of what the future holds for your business.

Financial dashboard showing a list of the latest forecasts for a company named Francis Inc., including a 3+9 forecast, 2+10 forecast, 1+11 forecast, and an anchor budget. The right side of the screen displays the Consolidated P&L section, with tabs for modeling, reporting, and mapping.
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Report in your desired format

Share your updated actuals, budget comparison, variance analysis and updated forecast in your preferred format, whether it's shareable links, PDF reports or exporting your model as an Excel workbook.

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FAQ

Feel free to contact us if you have other questions.

How can I share my work with stakeholders?

Francis supports a variety of reporting options, allowing you to share your work in your preferred format. These options include charts, dashboards, and exportable PDFs or Excel files. Many finance teams prepare a monthly reporting template, which they share with stakeholders regularly.

Alternatively, you can invite stakeholders directly into Francis as viewers, enabling them to access the information and answer their own questions. If you need to limit their access to specific sheets, Francis offers a range of confidentiality features to ensure sensitive information remains protected.

How much can I customize my reporting format?

Reports in Francis can be fully customized based on the financial model you've built. For example, you can specify which sections and charts to include in your reports, allowing you to tailor the content to different stakeholders’ needs.

Can I share specific parts of my financial model?

Yes, you can. With our confidentiality and limited access features, you can share individual sheets with stakeholders, granting them access to specific sheets while keeping the rest of your model confidential.

We reporting on specific KPIs; can we include these in Francis?

Yes. Similar to Excel, you can calculate KPIs using formulas and functions and include them in your reporting. Many finance teams create a separate sheet for KPIs to maintain a consolidated overview, which can then be added as a distinct page in their reports.

Can I visualize KPIs in charts and compare them over time?

Yes, you can easily calculate KPIs and display them in charts. Additionally, all your work in Francis is versioned, allowing you to compare your budgeted, forecasted, and actual performance throughout the year.