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To create a flexible but powerful solution to do more in less time, with fewer errors and better collaboration.
The uncertainty, shocks, and changes faced by organizations across the board over recent years has shone a spotlight on the importance of detailed financial planning and analysis (FP&A). It’s precipitated a change in what tools companies use, too - traditional use of excel spreadsheets doesn’t always cut it in terms of efficiency and ease-of use. FP&A startup Cube is hoping to offer a solution.
Instead of looking to replace the spreadsheet with specialist software, like startups Centage and Limelight are shooting for, Cube’s approach is different. The company is banking on customers looking for a faster, more powerful solution, but one that nevertheless retains the familiarity of excel - and its easy-integration with other areas of business operations. The result is a excel-compatible, spreadsheet bi-directional product with enhanced planning features like automated data consolidation, multi-scenario analysis, and drilldown audit trail capabilities.
Investors are betting on Cube’s approach proving popular. Cube has attracted some impressive funding, and the addressable market is potentially huge; for a relatively young startup, Cube has seen good growth with a unique product.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Mar 2024
$20m
LATE VC
Jun 2022
$30m
SERIES B
This company has top investors
Christina Ross
(CEO)Worked on the Financial Management Program and Corporate Audit Staff at GE, before moving into Finance Transformation Management Consulting with Deloitte. Subsequently worked as Head of Finance at Rent the Runway, then Criteo, then moved into a CFO role at Eyeview.
Josh Holat
(CTO)Previously the Lead Developer at Mirrorgram, before moving on to co-found and serve as CTO at StageBloc. Subsequently served as Senior Director at Fullscreen Media.