Octopus AI Features

Import trial balance, monthly P&L, balance sheets, and other types of financial data

Define budget structure elements and how they are linked hierarchically

Keeps track of all versions of a budget and allows users to compare versions

Include budgeting formulas to estimate direct and indirect costs, operating and non-operating revenues

Test the potential financial impact of business decisions on revenues and expenses

Users can customize standard budget periods (3, 9, or 12 months)

Receive data and information in real time

Consolidate multiple budgets from different departments or business entities

Users with administrative access rights can modify budgets

Workflows are used to define the steps required to alter budgets and who needs to approve changes

Forecasting is based on past transactions and historical financial or operational data

Ability to recreate forecasts to include new information that may impact budgets

Support multiple types of forecasts such as balance sheet and cash flow forecasts

Used to review and update budgeting assumptions for a predefined period (usually one year)

Uses AI algorithms and models to predict future trends and outcomes, based on historical data and patterns

Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.

Project out as the year progresses to accommodate trends that affect key business drivers.

compare Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow for multiple periods

Forward-looking Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statements are synchronized with GL data

Evaluate units, projects, budgets, and other finance-related data to gauge their performance and potential risk

Financial information can be imported from multiple sources such as spreadsheets, text files, or databases

Data from multiple systems can be centralized into a single repository

Financial data can be validated to avoid duplicates and errors

Administrators can define and manage the reporting structure and access rights to each report

Templates that can be used to create new reports without starting from scratch

Provide multiple types of reports such as point-in-time or snapshot reports, year over year, or time to date

Include most common financial KPIs such as gross and net profit margin, or working capital

Standard financial reports are provided out of the box

Ability to analyze financial statements such as income statement and balance sheet

Users can drill down to the detail level of each transaction or financial entry

Dashboards can be customized to display different types of data from various sources

Users can modify standard financial KPIs and metrics

Allow users to edit reports and to combine multiple reports

A dedicated portal for external users with limited access to the system

Monitors the financial performance of multiple entities

Engages in human-like conversation for task delegation

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives

Graphical representation of data

Create, send, and track purchase orders and their statuses

Plan, pay and track business related expenses.

Generate one-off reports that meet information requirements

Manage the accounting and financial aspects of multiple locations or companies in a single location

A type of financial statement used to record and report an organization's revenues, costs, and expenses over a specific amount of time

Create, design and manage workflows for repetitive tasks

Define levels of authorization for access to specific files or systems

Alter the layout and content of reports

Form predictions based on past and present data/trends

Creation and customization of dashboards

Allow users to create their own reports and financial statements

Manage and handle various international currencies

Plan, manage, and track the financial activities of an individual or organization

Method used in decision-making that allows businesses to input variables to forecast potential outcomes or possibilities

Manage assets throughout their lifecycle to optimize profit

At a high level, visualize a preferred outcome, define goals and identify specific steps to achieve them

Interact with data visualization elements, such as charts and graphs, to drill down into data

Create, manage, and send invoices or bills to customers

Active reporting of data and metrics

View and track pertinent metrics to find patterns and gain insights from data

Upload, track, and submit receipts in a central database

Develop potential scenarios to identify risks and opportunities

Alerts or notifications of various types such as pop-up messages, sounds, banners, or badges

Provides a channel for team members to share media files, communicate, and work together

Track revisions and updates made to files and navigate between different versions

Dashboard to view the status of ongoing processes, identify current incidents and track past activities

Centralized accounting record which tracks all financial transactions

Set up connections to third-party platforms to improve business processes

Combining loans, assets, liabilities, and other financial data from multiple subsidiary companies into one entity for reporting

Assemble applications and processes by dragging over and arranging pre-built components

A statement detailing the financial position of a business including assets, liabilities, and equity at a certain point in time

Manage the accounting and financial aspects of multiple operations and departments or ongoing projects from a single location

Built-in accounting to manage ledger, accounts payable/receivable, financial reports, etc.

Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases

A financial statement that lists a company's accounts and details the account type and balance

A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users

Process of managing an organization's cash resources, including cash on hand, investments, and bank account balances