Upload any Excel export
Drop in the trial balance, P&L or cash file your team already produces — no template to fill in, nothing to re-key.
FP&A for project-based finance teams
Kestrant transforms Excel exports into governed reporting, cash visibility, project performance and planning scenarios — so finance leaders can explain what changed and decide what happens next.
Import & Review
in $ thousands · USD
Trial_Balance_FY2026_Jun.xlsx
2.1 MB · detected as Income Statement · 142 rows · 6 periods
Account mapping · auto-matched
Review · quality checks
Comment on EBITDA
"Materials recovery drove the beat — confirmed with ops."
Data clears quality checks and reviewer approval before it publishes to dashboards.
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The core of Kestrant
Different files go in. Kestrant interprets, reviews, compares and publishes controlled data — so everyone downstream reads from the same trusted numbers.
Drop in the trial balance, P&L or cash file your team already produces — no template to fill in, nothing to re-key.
Automatic layout detection identifies the statement type, periods and columns, then maps every account for you.
Check mappings, quality checks and changes. Fix an incorrect number, comment on a KPI, approve what's right.
Approved figures flow into dashboards and reports as one governed source — with each number traceable to its source context.
One workspace, every view
Every module reads from the same governed, server-published data — so the number in the board deck is the number in the workspace.
Keep the workflow your team knows; standardize everything that happens after the file lands.
Jump from this month to any imported year without rebuilding a single view.
Company, project and admin users each see exactly what they should — nothing more.
Review imports, approve changes, and keep a complete audit trail of everything published.
Made for the whole finance function
Walk into the board meeting already knowing what moved, by how much and why — cash, margin and project performance in one governed view.
Turn the files you already export into refreshed dashboards and variance analysis, so the close is days instead of weeks of manual stitching.
Server-side validation, reconciliation to source and reviewer approval keep the publishing workflow controlled — with every figure traceable to its source context.
Rank projects on revenue, margin and variance to plan, with the project drifting below the line flagged before it becomes a surprise.
Security & governance
Every access layer is designed around how financial statements actually move inside a company — and who is allowed to see what.
Master, full-access and project users see exactly the data they should — enforced, not just hidden.
Row Level Security in the database guarantees each workspace can only ever reach its own company's data.
Every submitted figure is revalidated on the server before it publishes — nothing lands straight from the client.
Every import batch, restatement and access event is logged and traceable over time.
Built around real finance workflows
Kestrant keeps the reporting outcome connected to the workflow behind it, from the first upload through review, approval and decision.
Move from exported trial balances to a reviewable actual-versus-budget view without rebuilding the reporting pack.
A faster, more controlled close
Bring cash, working capital and forecast assumptions into one view so the next decision starts with the same numbers.
Earlier visibility into cash pressure
Compare revenue, cost and margin across projects and sub-projects before a variance becomes a surprise.
Clearer action on underperformers
Plans
Pricing is scoped to your entity count and reporting model. Tell us how you close today and we will show you the shape of it.
For focused finance workflows
A clean operating layer for teams moving beyond manual reporting.
For the full monthly close
Everything to run the close and the board pack from one governed source.
For multi-entity operations
A controlled environment for teams managing more complexity and scrutiny.
| Compare plans | Starter | Growth | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Company workspaces | 1 | 3 | Unlimited |
| Users & roles | Up to 5 | Up to 25 | Custom |
| Import automation | Standard | Standard | Advanced |
| Cash forecasting | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Project reporting | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Planning scenarios | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Audit history | 30 days | 12 months | Full retention |
| Close management | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Support & onboarding | Priority | Dedicated + onboarding |
Plan, entity count and onboarding are scoped with your Kestrant account team.
Objections, handled
Days, not months. Because Kestrant reads the files you already export, most teams import a trial balance and see their own month refreshed — variance analysis included — within the first session.
Any system that exports Excel or CSV. Kestrant works from the trial balance, P&L and cash files your accounting or ERP system already produces, so there's no direct integration to wait on.
Yes — that's the point. Kestrant standardizes everything that happens after the file lands, without asking your team to abandon the workflow they know or learn a new modeling language.
Automatic layout detection identifies the statement type, periods and columns, then auto-maps each account. You review the mapping before anything is published, and Kestrant remembers it for next time.
Yes. During review you can correct a figure, and every change is captured — who changed what, when — before the batch is published into the governed dataset.
Reviewers can leave comments and approvals as part of import review, so the context behind a restated or adjusted number travels with the data.
Role-based access scopes company, project and admin views; Row Level Security enforces company isolation at the database; and every published figure is revalidated on the server, never trusted straight from the browser.
Yes. Import prior years to compare actual vs. budget vs. prior year, and switch between any imported period without rebuilding a single view.
Yes. Enterprise workspaces manage multiple companies with role-based access and company-level isolation, so multi-entity groups keep each entity's data separate and governed.
Your next close starts here
Book a 30-minute demo and we'll import a sample of your files live — you'll watch the walkthrough happen with data your team recognizes. No customer data is ever used in the public demo.