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Financial planning and analysis

BudgetPro

Where the budget said one thing and reality said another.

BudgetPro is an enterprise forecasting and variance analysis tool. It compares planned budget against actual spend, explains the gap, and projects what that gap means for the periods ahead. It reads directly from your existing ERP, so the numbers are current and nobody is maintaining a parallel spreadsheet.

Built and operated by FANUM
Reads directly from your ERP
Overview
Finance teams who need variance explained before the board meeting rather than after it.

The problem

Budget versus actual usually lives in a spreadsheet that one person maintains and everybody else distrusts. It is rebuilt each month from an ERP export, so the numbers are days old before anyone looks at them, and the reason a cost centre overran gets reconstructed from memory in the meeting rather than from data before it. By the time variance is properly explained, the quarter it belongs to is already over.

Capabilities

01

Direct ERP integration

Pulls live financial data from the ERP you already run. No manual export, no re-keying, and no version of the truth that is three weeks old.

02

Predictive forecasting

Uses historical spending patterns to project future capital requirements and operating costs, expressed as ranges rather than as a single number pretending to certainty.

03

High-density analytical dashboard

A terminal-style view that tracks budget risk across every cost centre, raises automated alerts on threshold breaches, and surfaces recommendations against live data.

04

Visual variance analysis

Dynamic charts showing exactly where estimate and actual diverged — by period, department and category, with drill-down to the underlying transactions.

What makes it different

Unlike a planning tool that asks you to maintain a second copy of your financial data, BudgetPro reads directly from the ERP you already run. Nobody rekeys anything, the figures are current, and variance is explained before the board meeting rather than during it.