Bringing Forecasterly to the UK with Moore Insight

About a year ago I met Graham Oliver CPFA at a conference in London.

At the time, Forecasterly was still just an idea beginning to take shape. What struck me immediately about Graham was his intuition for how finance teams actually create value inside organizations. He instantly understood what we were trying to build and why modern FP&A needs better tools for collaborative real time forecasting.

Fast forward a year and Forecasterly is now used by some of the most forward-leaning companies in Scandinavia.

So I'm especially excited that we are now partnering with the brilliant team at Moore Insight to bring Forecasterly to UK companies that want to take their FP&A to the next level. 🚀

Looking forward to working together with Graham and the team! 🌟

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From Moore Insight:

Many growing organisations still rely on spreadsheets to manage forecasting and business planning.

Excel can work well in the early stages. But as organisations grow, forecasting becomes more complex, assumptions multiply, and visibility across the business can become harder to maintain.

That is why Moore Insight has partnered with Forecasterly.

Forecasterly is a modern and innovative AI-powered Financial Planning & Analysis platform designed to integrate directly with finance systems, helping organisations strengthen forecasting, planning and performance management without the operational burden of complex implementation.

Our role is not simply to introduce technology. It is to ensure the foundations are right.

Before any platform is configured, we focus on the areas that determine whether forecasting will truly support decision-making: • Clear ownership of financial data • Structured forecasting assumptions • Alignment between finance, operations and leadership • Reporting that leaders can rely on when decisions matter

Combined with Forecasterly's platform, this approach helps organisations move beyond fragmented spreadsheets and build a more disciplined, reliable FP&A capability and harnessing the power of AI to receive data driven outputs and improved decisions making.

If your organisation is still relying heavily on Excel for forecasting and long-term planning, it may be worth reviewing whether that model will continue to support your next stage of growth.