Controllers + Finance Managers

They don’t have a process. They have a person.

Someone on your team knows the files, the order, and who gets which version. None of it is documented. It just works. Until that person is not there.

Use case

What lived in one person’s head, on the record.

The monthly consolidation runs as a scheduled job with a full run history that logs every run and every file automatically. What used to live in one person’s head becomes something the whole team can see and hand off.

Scheduled and repeatable

The job runs on your schedule, or the moment new data lands. No one has to remember to start it.

Every run on the record

Run history shows what each run produced and where every file went.

One template, however many reports

Your team maintains one template, however many reports it produces.

Nothing to rebuild

Your models and templates stay exactly as built.

Proof

Five hours a month, back.

Pregis pulled data from three systems and emailed P&L reports to 15 cost center owners by hand. Now it runs automatically, with consistent data every time.

“Once we started using Reportworq, our teams started to ask about using other reports that could be shared on a scheduled basis.”Assistant Controller, Pregis

Read the Pregis story

FAQ

Questions from Controllers + Finance Managers

How do we know a report went out?

Every run is recorded in run history, with what it produced and where each file went. You can open any run and see exactly what one recipient received.

Is the contribution process auditable?

Yes. Every step is fully traceable, from template generation and distribution through submission, approval, and loading into the planning model. Finance has complete visibility into who submitted what, when it was submitted, and what changed.

Do we need to modify our planning model?

No. Your cubes, models, dimensions, subsets, hierarchies, and existing reports stay as they are. Your finance team can continue working exactly as they do today while gaining automation and governance.

See it in your environment.

Twenty minutes on your own reports.