From budgeting and approval to actual-vs-budget analysis and rolling forecast, one platform keeps your enterprise budget consistent, fast and accurate. AI boosts every step — but the final call is always yours.
Budgeting is slow and definitions drift; hundreds of budget forms are reviewed one by one — even the low-risk ones; you want AI to speed things up, but fear it will change the books with no one accountable.
Slow budgeting, drifting definitions, hundreds of forms reviewed one by one, actuals that don’t reconcile — Planforce puts the whole budget process (planning, approval, actual-vs-budget analysis, rolling forecast) on one platform: consistent definitions, a controlled closed loop.
Connect a new data source or add an approval action by filling in a form — business / implementation staff make it live with no code and no release. This is the foundation for going live in weeks, self-served by the business.
AI first lists “what to approve and what to hold” (nothing is changed yet); only after you confirm does it batch-approve. Only forms meeting a low-risk whitelist (e.g. submitted and variance ≤10%) can be auto-approved — the decision always stays with people.
Entities / accounts with large actual-vs-budget deviations are listed automatically, and a budget morning brief is generated daily at 08:00 — you see only what matters, no digging through stacks of reports.
All the AI capabilities below rest on one principle: AI only proposes, people confirm, everything is logged and reversible. It removes repetitive work, but never makes the decision for you.
Every write to budget data is funneled through a single governed gateway — neither AI nor the system can bypass it. So “letting AI help change the budget” goes from never-trust to safe and auditable — the key to making something powerful controllable.
Hundreds of budget forms reviewed one by one, even the low-risk ones — autopilot hands the repetitive work to AI and keeps the decision with people.
A fully no-code layer that configures “what business objects AI knows, where it pulls data, and what actions it can take” — the foundation for going live in weeks, self-served, without depending on consultants.
| Capability | Maturity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AI governed write-core | Production | Single governed gateway, propose→confirm→write, 6→1 paths, zero-bypass |
| AI budget autopilot | Production | Dry-run preview → human-confirmed execution, programmatic low-risk whitelist |
| Budgeting / approval / variance | Production | Form-filling + validation + write-back via gateway; a person “publishes to final” |
| No-code ontology config | Production | Objects / relations / declarative connectors / action whitelist, all via UI |
| AI assistant / variance / brief | Production | NL Q&A, auto-explain deviations, daily 08:00 budget morning brief |
| Multi-dim analysis / dashboards | Production | Actual-vs-budget, cost drill-through, margin attribution, data-driven dashboards |
| Rolling forecast / what-if sandbox | Demo | Scenario reasoning & driver linkage; data is demo-level |
| Time-series forecast | Demo | Multiple statistical models auto-selected + backtested |
| Full allocation engine | Roadmap | Cost pool / driver / step / reciprocal / order (basic write-back already works) |
| Conditional routing / parallel sign-off | Roadmap | Linear approval chain in use; conditional routing / sign-off are design-stage |
| Multi-GAAP reports (US GAAP / IAS) | Roadmap | Roadmap |
A lightweight architecture plus no-code configuration is the structural reason for “live in weeks” — it removes the traditional modeling scripts.
Flagship implementation: a major agriculture group — an integrated budgeting + consolidated-reporting platform with an AI capabilities demo. 〔pilot model data〕
No. In Planforce AI can only “propose” — every write goes through a single governed gateway, is validated and fully logged, the official version requires human confirmation, and any change can be rolled back with one click.
Equally powerful, but simpler and faster — config-driven modeling, live in weeks, with an auditable AI governance process; rather than half-year implementations that depend on consultants. (Implementation speed and governance are production-grade; comparison scores are our own self-assessment.)
With a lightweight architecture and no-code configuration, a typical budgeting scenario goes live in weeks (vs. half a year or more for foreign EPM).
Autopilot first shows a “preview” of what it plans to approve (nothing is changed); it executes only after you confirm, and only forms meeting a programmatic low-risk whitelist (e.g. submitted and variance ≤10%) can be auto-approved — the decision always stays with people.
Designed for localized / domestic environments, it supports public cloud, private and domestic-stack deployment, adapting to your IT requirements.
Built on a lightweight OLAP engine, budget dimensions and calculation logic are fully configurable, supporting top-down / bottom-up / hybrid budgeting.