Use cases

One data-preparation workflow, different reporting jobs

Datplan is most useful when the same provider export is being repeated, reshaped or reconciled for recurring reporting.

Accountants and bookkeepers

Prepare month-end financial summaries, invoice and payment views, client dashboards and repeatable BI files. Keep each client connection and export folder separate.

  • P&L and balance-sheet summaries
  • Invoice and debtor review
  • Payment timing
  • Audit and reconciliation output
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Finance teams

Refresh management reporting without rebuilding the data shape each period. Use dashboards for local review or stable files for an existing BI estate.

  • Revenue and expense trends
  • Outstanding balances
  • Account movement
  • Scheduled exports on supported plans
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Analysts and BI developers

Start with prepared fact and dimension tables, relationship guidance and a documented grain rather than modelling directly from changing raw payloads.

  • Basic and Advanced table sets
  • Stable file names
  • Validated relationships
  • Raw rows retained for review
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Consultants and operators

Create repeatable workspaces for client or operational reporting, then export local files without placing every source dataset in a new hosted warehouse.

  • Separate client folders
  • Saved dashboards
  • Run diagnostics
  • Portable reporting outputs
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What Datplan does not claim

It does not automatically consolidate separate companies into one group model, replace professional accounting review, or turn a file export into a live cloud connection. Multiple workspaces and connections can be managed separately within plan limits; cross-entity reporting remains a model-design decision.

See Datplan with real reporting data—without connecting a live account

The Windows app is free to download and includes Datplan Demo data, so you can test sync, dashboards, reporting grains and exports first.