Microsoft Dynamics ERP & Budget Maestro
Smart Budgets by Budget Maestro for Microsoft Dynamics
Budget Maestro® by Centage is an easy-to-use, scalable, cloud-based budgeting and forecasting solution that eliminates the time-consuming and error-prone activities associated with using spreadsheets. It is designed for small to mid-market companies to support a comprehensive Smart Budgets approach to corporate planning. Its built-in financial and business logic allows users to quickly create and update their budgets and forecasts and never worry about formulas, functions, links or any custom programming. It is the only solution in the market that offers synchronized P&L, balance sheet and automatically generated cash flow reporting. Budget Maestro serves more than 9,000 users worldwide.
Key Features
- Build a complete and accurate budget–in days, not weeks
- Perform dynamic and infinite what-if scenarios, changing your model instantly, without coding or programming
- Automatically generate an accurate forecasted balance sheet and cash
flow statement based on any model or assumption - Define drivers, spread methods and mass assumptions for any model scenario
- Customize financial dashboards with drill-down and slice-and-dice analysis capabilities for greater data discovery that’s easy to share
- Integrate seamlessly with your GL to promote data integrity and ease
budget vs. actual analysis
It’s time to move beyond spreadsheets and formulas. Test drive the power, flexibility, and functionality of Budget Maestro today and request your Free Demo from the Technology Management Concepts team. Not ready for a demo? Watch a 3 Minute Tour!
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