Jirav

Jirav is an FP&A platform for small and mid-sized accounting firms that produces three-way financial statements covering profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow, alongside scenario models, KPI dashboards, and workforce planning tools for advisory and virtual CFO engagements.

Two plans are available. Controller Essentials starts at $50 per month and covers historical financials, budget versus actual reporting, workforce analytics, and AI-generated forecasts with a one-year horizon. CFO Enterprise starts at $150 per month and adds driver-based budgeting, custom staffing models, multi-scenario planning with up to five active scenarios, and a seven-year forecast window. Both plans include unlimited read-only client users and up to 15 admin or editor users per end client, so firms can give clients direct visibility without a per-seat cost for those logins. There is no free trial or free tier.

White-labelling lets firms present the platform under their own brand, so client-facing reports carry the firm's logo rather than Jirav's. The Accounting Partner Programme offers wholesale and volume-based pricing, a dedicated Partner Success Manager, CPE-eligible onboarding training, weekly office hours, and go-to-market support. It targets firms building a recurring advisory revenue line rather than one-off consulting engagements. Firms that want to package advisory as a standalone service can use the programme's sales materials and pricing frameworks as a starting point.

Jirav works with QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Sage, Excel, Google Sheets, Salesforce, and Workday. Salesforce and Workday connections pull operational and HR data into the financial model, so firms can tie revenue forecasts to pipeline and headcount forecasts to payroll without manual exports. It runs in the cloud and is primarily sold in the US and Canada, with international availability on request.