The board pack builds itself. You press send.
Leadership, board and investor packs assembled on your cadence from live sealed figures — forward risk beside actuals, every number traceable in the room. The week that used to build the deck simply disappears.
A week a month, assembling numbers you're not sure agree.
A week a month, gone
Every cycle, someone exports, pastes and reconciles the pack by hand. A week of senior finance time spent assembling, not deciding.
Exports that don't match
Sales' number, Finance's number, the board's number. Three exports, three answers, and a meeting to argue which one is right.
Can't answer it later
A figure gets challenged months on. Why did it move, what drove it? A folder of old decks can't say.
So the report the whole company is judged on is built by hand, from numbers that disagree, that no one can explain later.
Not a deck to assemble. A live pack to open.
The pack is made of live dashboards, not pasted screenshots. Open a section — here, Revenue — and it's already current: the trajectory, what moved it, and where it's heading, each drawn against target. Every section of the pack works the same way.
Illustrative — Latitude, on its sealed plan. Every figure is drawn against its target and traces back to its source.
One engine. Multiple audiences.
Leadership, the board and investors read the same sealed figures — the pack changes with the audience, the numbers never do. Set each one's recipients, metrics and rhythm once; it runs on schedule from then on.
Investor packs send from here. The round and the investor's own live seat live in Capital & funding and For investors.
Any "why did this change?" — answered in the room.
What is this number? Why did revenue move versus last year? Give me the breakdown — can we do it again? Ask Beacon answers from the sealed figures: the drivers behind the number, and what to do next.
And because the figures are sealed, the same question replays the same answer months later — the number won't move under you when a decision is reviewed.
Every company you serve, in one place.
Board members and investors back many companies, not one. On Beacon they're all in a single home — each pack the moment it arrives, each history intact, each read on published figures.
Each in its own currency — never rolled into a fake group total. Every company's reporting history intact and comparable over time, inside a sealed, published-figures ceiling.
Reporting used to be a job. Now it's a property.
The reconciliation week. The deck assembly. The board tab someone rebuilds from exports the night before, and the version everyone argues about.
Your accounting, billing and CRM stay the source of truth. Beacon reads them, assembles the pack, and links every figure back to the record.
Above ~$100M ARR, a dedicated reporting stack still earns its place. Below it, this is your reporting. Steer the same figures day to day in Track & re-steer; model the scenarios behind them in Forecasting.
The board pack, off your plate for good.
Assembled from sealed figures, answerable in the room, delivered on your cadence — the reporting week, gone.