An integrated financial plan in Corporate Planner brings structure, transparency and reliability to your business management. Our software helps you make sound decisions in your balance sheet, profit or liquidity planning – a key component of which is budgeting. With our solution, you can quickly draw up flexible budgets that are aligned with your financial targets across all lines of business.
Financial planning is a core area of business management. It consists of the following elements, which interact to provide transparency regarding future developments, safeguard liquidity and lay the foundations for strategic decisions.
Plan and manage income and expenditure in a clear structure – based on cost centres, projects or departments.
Make a short-term and medium-term cash flow forecast – so that you can ensure your business will remain solvent.
Assess your financing requirements and identify sources of capital for your investing activities and growth projects.
Simulate a range of alternative scenarios – see how a drop in sales or changes in prices or financing costs would affect your plans.
Get a complete overview of your financial structures in a consistent, integrated model.
The financial plan, which combines operational budgeting with strategic forecasting and data-driven analyses, is at the heart of modern financial planning and analysis (FP&A).
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Budgeting is more than just a set of figures – it provides the basis for operational management, investing decisions and risk management.
With our software, you design your budgeting process to be collaborative, consistent and efficient – while always keeping track of targets, variances and forecasts.
Bottom-up and top-down
Consistency across the P&L, balance sheet and cash flow statement
Compare budgets, forecasts and actual values
Plan in terms of cost centres, projects, regions or products
Make decisions based on robust figures
Always up to date, agile and decision-focused
This mid-sized company has improved its cash flow forecasts and has been making quicker, more confident investment decisions since implementing Corporate Planner.
What do the Corporate Planning software solutions deliver in practice? Nobody's better placed to tell us than the people working with them every day. Here's what some of our customers have to say.
The flexible, high-performance Corporate Planning software solution enables us to model all our processes and scenarios much more easily from start to finish. We were also impressed by the fact that no programming knowledge is required to create new reports.
The Corporate Planning software pools all our data sources and, thanks to its tree structure, provides a good overview. Navigation in the data sets is clear and simple, and KPIs for reporting can be set up quickly in a way that's easy to understand.
We've been using Corporate Planner for more than twenty years. The solution is ideal in that it enables us to visualize new and increasing demands again and again. We greatly appreciate this flexibility and the ongoing development of the Corporate Planning software.
The Corporate Planning software is easy to use and also visually appealing. The business logic in Corporate Planner Finance enables a rapid rollout, so the software can be used straight away.
Integrated financial planning links the P&L, balance sheet and cash flow statement together in one consistent model. All operational budgets, e.g. sales, HR or capital expenditure, are automatically combined so that all financial implications are immediately visible.
A structured financial plan supports sound decision-making, provides a reliable basis for planning and reduces risk. Particularly where there's a high level of market uncertainty, having one of these is essential for long-term success.
Financial planning typically covers budgeting, liquidity planning, capital requirements and scenario analyses, and P&L, balance sheet and cash flow planning.
Financial planning is forward-looking. It describes what is being planned (e.g. budgets, cash flow plan). Financial performance management evaluates and monitors the implementation of the plan as well as analysing variances and their causes.
The Corporate Planning software is ideal for mid-sized and large companies across all sectors that are looking to integrate and automate their financial planning and give it a strategic orientation.