OneStream

OneStream unifies financial and operational data so finance can close faster, plan with confidence and guide the business with trusted AI, published around agentic finance.

Combining close and planning in one platform is the structural position, and it addresses a division that exists for historical reasons rather than good ones.

Financial close and financial planning are traditionally separate disciplines with separate software. Close is about reporting what happened accurately and on time, consolidating entities, eliminating intercompany transactions and producing statements that satisfy auditors. Planning is about what will happen.

They share almost all their underlying data and almost none of their systems, which produces a familiar problem: the actuals used in planning come from an extract of the close system, they arrive after close completes, and any adjustment made late in close is not reflected in the plan. The planning team is therefore working from figures the finance team already knows are superseded.

Unifying them means the plan compares against the actual close rather than against a copy of it, which removes an entire category of reconciliation.

Close speed is the other benefit and it is more valuable than it sounds. A company closing in ten days makes decisions on data that is ten days plus a month old. Closing in four changes what management can respond to, particularly in businesses where conditions move quickly.

Including operational alongside financial data is what makes explanation possible, since knowing revenue fell is reporting and knowing it fell because unit volume dropped in one region is analysis.

Pricing is not published, which is standard at this tier.