Each of these is a problem finance teams live with, and each one can be answered in the demo. The last line of each card says what to click.
"Which cost centre drove that variance? We will come back to you."
TodayFinding the cause means exporting to a spreadsheet, filtering by hand or raising a ticket, and the answer arrives after the meeting.
With WevoClick the figure. The cost centres beneath it appear, then the ones beneath those, down to the lowest level of detail.
Try itOpen COST CENTRE ANALYSIS, select View Data and click your way from the top of the group to a single cost centre. Count the clicks.
"I need the same number by cost centre and by account."
TodayTwo requests, two reports and two versions of the truth to reconcile.
With WevoOrg and Acc show the same totals for the node pair in focus. One breaks the figure down by the organisation and the other by the account. It takes one click, and the figure never changes.
Try itChoose a node pair, select Org, then Acc, and compare the total lines.
"The month-end pack is a spreadsheet built by hand."
TodayEach month the pack is assembled from extracts, with comparisons built by formula, and any change to the structure means rebuilding the formulas.
With WevoTick the years, choose Balance, Net or Periods, and the columns build themselves, side by side, up to nine years at once.
Try itTick 2025 and 2026, choose Periods, set periods 05 to 07 and select View Data. Six columns appear. Switch to Balance and watch the display rebuild.
"How are we doing against budget?"
TodayActuals live in the ledger and budgets in a spreadsheet, and the variance is somebody's afternoon.
With WevoBudgets are summarised through the same hierarchies as the actuals, so the comparison is like for like at every node. Hover over a figure to see its variance.
Try itIf the cube holds budgets, select Budgets alongside Balances, then drill from the group total to a single cost centre.
"Our chart of accounts is not how management thinks."
TodayRegrouping the ledger's accounts for management means a mapping exercise, usually in a spreadsheet.
With WevoThe account hierarchy groups accounts the way management reads them, up to 20 levels deep, and every figure rolls up through it. Finance defines the grouping.
Try itOpen the CHART OF ACCOUNTS hierarchy, then watch the accounts side of the Drilldown as you move from a top-level group to individual account codes.
"Different audiences want different views of the same ledger."
TodayThe board wants divisions and cost centre owners want cost centres, and each view is a separate report with its own logic.
With WevoOne ledger can be read through more than one structure. The demo has two cubes over the same chart of accounts: one by cost centre and one by division.
Try itOpen COST CENTRE ANALYSIS and DIVISION ANALYSIS in turn, pick the same account group in each, and compare.
"What has hit the ledger this week, or today?"
TodayIn close week a late journal is found after the pack has gone out, because looking means querying the ledger again.
With WevoMovements accumulate from a cleardown that you schedule, for example every Monday at 6am, so the screen shows the week to date. Daily Moves show what has posted today.
Try itIf the cube holds movements, choose Movements or Daily Moves on the Selection Criteria tab and compare them with Balances.
"I just need it in a spreadsheet."
TodaySomebody keys, copies or exports the figures and then reformats them.
With WevoExport to CSV downloads the breakdown for both nodes of the pair in focus, with the selection recorded on the first line and the totals at the foot of each block.
Try itSelect Export to CSV and open the file.
"Is this number current?"
TodayOvernight batches mean decisions on yesterday's numbers.
With WevoWevo keeps its figures minutes behind the General Ledger, and every screen carries a status indicator that says what state the summarisation is in and when it last ran.
Try itLook at the status indicator at the top right of any page.