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FP&A and management reporting

The monthly pack, ready on day one, with the answers to what comes next.

The pack is the same seven tables every month, rebuilt by hand, and followed by a week of questions. Covirage produces the tables from the files you already export, checks that they agree with each other and with the ledger, and lets the people who read the pack ask their follow-up questions of the same figures.

Upload sample data to try itSee a demoOne set of definitions for the pack, the dashboards and the answers. Every figure comes out of a tool, never out of the model.
This month · what moved beyond its threshold3 signals
▼Gross margin · NorthDown 1.8 points. Mix toward the value range; price held.−£0.6m
▲Operating cost · TechnologyOver budget. Contractor rates on two vendors; £0.2m is timing.+£0.9m
▼Market share · BeveragesDown 0.7 points in convenience. Distribution lost at one chain.−0.7 pts
Day 1the pack is ready when the files are
One definitionper measure, versioned and cited
Self-servefollow-up questions answered from the same figures

Report what moved, explain why, and let readers ask the rest

A pack that lists every measure every month buries the five that matter. Covirage leads with what moved beyond its own normal variation, explains each with a bridge, and keeps the full tables behind it for anyone who wants them.

The pack, computed

Income, cost, margin, headcount and the commercial measures, by the hierarchy you report on, reconciled before anything is shown.

Movements first

Each measure has a threshold from its own history. What crossed it is on page one, with the explanation.

Questions answered

Directors and managers ask in plain English and get figures from the same definitions as the pack, scoped to what they may see.

How it works

Three steps, in this order.

Send the files

The ledger, budget, sales and any market or operational files the pack draws on.

Confirm the definitions

Each measure is written down once, versioned, and cited on every table and answer.

Publish and ask

The pack on day one, and the follow-up questions without another workbook.

“Regular monthly reporting and the question nobody anticipated, from the same figures.”What the pack and the assistant have in common

Questions teams ask

Short answers. The Help centre has the long ones.

Does it replace our reporting tool?

It can sit beside it. The difference is the checks, the explanations and the questions, all on one set of definitions.

Who can ask questions?

Anyone given access, within their scope. A regional manager sees their region; a cost centre owner sees their cost centres.

Can income and cost be separate?

Yes. They are separate workspaces with separate access.