Finance and procurement reporting, built for Confluence.
Computed columns, hierarchical subtotals, and clean CSV/Excel/JSON import — the structured reporting Confluence's native tables don't do.
Confluence tables are fine for a checklist. They fall apart the moment finance or procurement needs a real number: a computed total, a subtotal by department and vendor, a grand total that reconciles. Teams end up exporting to Excel, doing the math there, and pasting a screenshot back into Confluence — which means the "report" is stale the moment it's pasted.
Computed columns
Define a column as a formula referencing other columns (e.g. Unit Price × Quantity) and it recalculates automatically. Broken references are flagged clearly, never silently wrong.
Hierarchical grouping with subtotals
Group by department, then vendor, then whatever else — get subtotals at every level, plus a grand total, without building it by hand.
Import CSV, Excel, or JSON
Paste data, upload a .xlsx file, or bring in JSON — with a column-mapping step so a source file's headers don't have to match your report exactly.
It's a Confluence macro
No separate tool, no separate login — the report lives on the page your team already reads.
Built for finance, procurement, and ops teams who need Confluence pages with numbers people can actually trust — not a generic reporting tool trying to be everything to everyone.
30-day free trial. No credit card to start.
| Team size | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 10 users | $10/month |
| Up to 25 users | $25/month |
| Up to 50 users | $50/month |
| Up to 100 users | $90/month |
| Up to 250 users | $180/month |