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Bring your own numbers.

Finance hands you a number you think is wrong. Your agent builds the model with you, from the same data finance uses.

The problem

Why the number never feels like yours.

  • Finance asks, you guess

    The plan needs your assumptions by Thursday, so you fill in a form with numbers you don't quite believe.

  • You ask, then you wait

    Testing an idea means filing a request with FP&A. By the time the model comes back, the meeting has happened.

  • Your numbers and theirs

    Your CRM says one thing, the plan says another, and the first twenty minutes go on whose number is right.

Your agent

What you'd test before you agree to a number.

It works from your CRM and finance's plan.

Your agent

An example

You asked: What pipeline do I need for $4.2M of new ARR?

$14.2M, weighted by where your deals have actually been landing.

Win rate, last four quarters
29%
Coverage needed
3.4×
Q1 gap
$0.8M

Traced back to Salesforce, the FY27 plan.

What changes

What changes when the model is yours.

Today

  • Your share of the plan arrives as a cell in someone's spreadsheet.
  • You argue from instinct, against a model you can't see.

With Quro

  • You own your branch of the plan and can see all of it.
  • You bring the model with you to the meeting.
  • Test the idea while you're still talking about it.

One plan

Your branch of the plan, and everything it touches.

When your number moves, your agent takes it to FP&A with the model behind it. Once it's approved, every team sees it.

The target

Finance leaders

The plan, kept in step

FP&A

New business

You and your agent

Headcount and costs

Operations

Nothing is decided without the person who owns it.

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