Alerts on the terms you report
Subscribe to the definitions behind your reported figures. When one drifts, you hear about it with the change in front of you.
Finance
Find out a number changed before the board does
You sign off figures built on definitions you do not control. SynkBase tells you when one of them moves and shows who approved the change.
What you see when a reported figure is at risk
- Step 1Upstream editA definition behind one of your figures changes.
- Step 2You are toldYou subscribed to that term, so the alert reaches you.
- Step 3Cost and reachAffected reports and the rework cost are attached.
- Step 4You decideApprove, reject or hold before the figure goes out.
What finance leaders tell us
A figure in a board pack or covenant calculation turns out to rest on a definition that changed upstream. Finance is accountable for the number but had no way to see the change.
Restating is expensive. Explaining why nobody noticed is worse.
The question we would ask you
When did a number in a report you signed last turn out to rest on a definition that had changed without you knowing?
What you get
A defensible trail
Every approved definition shows who approved it and when. That is the control evidence auditors ask for.
Cost before decision
Each proposed change carries its downstream rework cost, calculated from delivery data, so change committees decide with a figure.