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Plan and track the budget: department budgets by line and month, scenarios, budget vs actuals, reforecasts and budget-owner submissions. Describe it once and Atomix builds the whole app — sign-in, database, payments and hosting built in — tested in a real browser before you see it.
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Budget Overview
Total budget, actual to date, variance, overspent departments, pending approvals and requests.
Budgets
Department budgets by scenario with totals and status; select to see lines.
Budget Lines
Planned, actual and forecast by line and month.
Approvals
Budgets by status from draft to locked.
Scenarios
Base, upside, downside and reforecast versions with assumptions.
Budget Requests
Mid-year asks with justification; approve, decline or defer.
Variance Report
Budget vs actual by department and category across months.
Settings
Fiscal year, categories and approval thresholds.
Budget
A budget for a department in a fiscal year and scenario.
namedepartmentfiscal yearowner namestatustotal
BudgetLine
A category amount within a budget for one month.
categoryline namemonthplannedactualforecast
Scenario
A version of the plan: base, upside, downside.
nametypefiscal yearassumptionsis activetotal planned
BudgetRequest
An ask for additional budget mid-year.
titlerequester nameamountjustificationstatus
FP&A lead
Runs the budget cycle, builds scenarios and consolidates.
Budget owner
Submits and manages their department's budget.
Executive
Approves budgets and reads variance.
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