Out of the reporting maze.
Into a system that runs itself.

Hyperautomaze turns recurring finance reporting into an automated flow — data moves from your systems — SAP, Oracle, Power BI, Excel or whatever you run — into finished, management-ready packs, powered by governed AI on a rock-solid automation core. Finance always in control.

1One cycle, two ways

Stop rebuilding the pack.
Start running a system.

We help CFO offices and FP&A teams turn fragmented recurring reporting work into structured, decision-ready systems.

Illustrative monthly cycle — every engagement starts by measuring your real numbers

Today — manual, every month

Data pulled and prepared by hand6.0h
Pack & tables rebuilt from scratch4.0h
Charts updated one by one4.5h
Commentary drafted under deadline7.0h
Review loops repeat the same fixes5.0h
Final formatting & send-out3.5h
Per cycle 30h → 30h capacity moves to judgment

With a structured system

Data lands prepared, automatically0.0h
Pack & tables produced, not rebuilt0.0h
Charts refresh from standard templates0.0h
AI first draft — finance owns the wording1.0h
One focused review, not five loops1.0h
Formatting & send-out run themselves0.0h

This is also how we measure success: hours per cycle, review loops, time-to-pack — captured before, verified after. The ROI conversation happens in your numbers, not ours.

Built by people who ran these cycles themselves.

2What we do

We automate recurring finance reporting workflows.

We pull the data from your systems, structure it, and turn it into the outputs your management actually works with — refreshable by month, entity or view.

Excel models, PowerPoint packs or dashboards — start with a clean data feed, scale to the full pack.

Pack automation

Packs that build themselves

The data lands clean and structured from your systems — tables, charts and slides assemble into the pack, in the tools your team already works in.

e.g. ERP → structured data → finished management pack. Or start with just the reliable data feed — the output format is yours.

Commentary workflow

Drafted by AI. Owned by finance.

First drafts come from drivers, history and context — your team reviews and keeps the final word.

e.g. variance drivers spotted and a first commentary draft ready before the review meeting starts.

Management outputs

Board-ready, every cycle

One consistent, board-grade standard — without manual reformatting, month after month.

e.g. the monthly deck rebuilds itself — same standard for any month, entity or view you need.

Workflow design

From maze to system

We split what repeats from what needs judgment — and structure the whole workflow around that line.

e.g. we map your close: what repeats gets automated, what needs judgment stays with your team.

3How we think

AI where it counts. Automation where it repeats.

AI drives context, drivers and first-draft commentary. A deterministic automation core handles everything that repeats — and finance stays in control of every word that goes out.

Layer 01 — Structured logic

Automated, because it repeats

  • Data preparation & handoffs
  • Recurring calculations & tables
  • Charts & standard templates
  • PowerPoint assembly & triggers

Deterministic. Testable. The same result every cycle.

Layer 02 — Controlled AI support

AI-assisted, because it needs context

  • Driver identification & prioritisation
  • Context & history synthesis
  • First-draft commentary
  • Follow-up questions on missing info

Finance owns judgment, review and the final word — always.

4Trust by design

Built to be safe in a finance environment.

Your data stays governed

Minimal data movement, no training on your data — GDPR-conscious by default.

Works in your existing stack

Built around Excel, PowerPoint, Power BI and SAP — or whatever ERP you run. No rip-and-replace.

Finance owns the judgment

AI drafts and flags gaps. Your team reviews, approves and owns the final word.

You own what we build

Documented and handed over — no black box, no agency lock-in.

WORKS WITH ExcelPowerPointPower BISAPSAP Analytics CloudAny ERPSharePoint / Teams
5How we engage

A structured path from diagnosis to system.

Three contained steps. Each one stands on its own, each one lowers the risk of the next.

01
Entry point

Reporting Workflow Diagnostic

≈ 2–3 weeks · fixed scope · standalone result

We map your workflow, measure the burden in hours and loops, and hand you a prioritised roadmap.

The roadmap is yours to keep — with or without us.

02
First build

Pack & Commentary Automation Pilot

typically 6–10 weeks · one recurring workflow

One workflow automated end to end — with a measured before-and-after in your own numbers.

Contained project, visible value, no platform commitment.

03
Rollout

Structured Reporting System Build

Scoped after the pilot

The proven logic rolled out across your recurring outputs — documented and handed over.

You own the system.

6Common questions

The questions a CFO should ask.

Where does our data go?+

Nowhere it doesn't need to. We work inside your environment with minimal data movement, use AI only for the steps we explicitly agree on, and never allow training on your data. Data handling is defined together with your IT before anything runs.

Do we need to buy new software?+

No. We build in and around your existing stack — Excel, PowerPoint, Power BI, SAP / SAC or whatever ERP you run. The goal is structure in your workflow, not another license on your bill.

Do you know our systems — SAP, SAC, Power BI?+

Yes. The work is grounded in hands-on experience with the reporting reality around ERP data, SAP / SAP Analytics Cloud, Power BI and the Excel-and-PowerPoint layer where management reporting actually gets finished. We automate around your systems — we don't ask you to replace them.

Why not just buy an FP&A tool?+

Tools present data; they don't walk the path from data to a management-ready pack with commentary. That path is a workflow — and it's exactly what we structure, around whatever tools you already use. If you have an FP&A platform, we make it more useful, not redundant.

What does it cost?+

The diagnostic runs at a fixed price, pilots are scoped as contained projects — and there are no licenses or subscriptions. The diagnostic itself produces the business case: your hours per cycle, measured before you commit to anything bigger.

Where does AI come in?+

Everywhere it makes the output better: driver identification, context synthesis, first-draft commentary, spotting what's missing before the review does. It runs governed — agreed scope, no training on your data — and it never publishes: finance reviews and owns every word. That's AI a CFO can actually sign off on.

Who owns what gets built?+

You do. Workflow logic, templates and documentation are handed over as part of every engagement. No black box, no dependency by design.

Does this replace our people?+

No — it replaces their copy-paste work. Capacity shifts from producing packs to analysing them, which is usually the strongest retention argument a finance team can get.

How fast do we see results?+

The diagnostic takes two to three weeks and delivers value on its own — a measured map of your reporting burden and a prioritised roadmap. A first pilot typically shows its before-and-after within one to two reporting cycles.

7About Hyperautomaze

Hyperautomaze exists because finance teams spend too much time producing recurring outputs — and too little time understanding them.

Grounded in real finance operations

Built on group-finance careers across multiple international corporates — FP&A, controlling, financial modelling, M&A and management reporting up to board level. We have automated exactly these processes end to end in practice: data feeds, reporting packs, commentary workflows. Everything we sell, we have already built and run inside a corporate — nothing here is theory.

CFO officesFP&A teamsControlling & MBRPE-backed mid-marketFinance ops leads

What we believe

Finance has a workflow problem, not just a data problem. Automation handles what repeats. AI supports context and drafts. Finance owns the final word.

Clarity first. Technology second. Hype never.

8Contact

Let's look at your reporting cycle.

If your team still spends too much of each month on packs, commentary and review loops, a short conversation will tell you quickly whether structured workflow automation is worth it for you.

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