Convexent

Financial modeling, as code.

Plan, close and re-forecast on one model, built for cutting-edge finance teams.

Integrate frontier intelligence directly into the work you already do.

Convexent helps clients with the key decisions and reports that underpin their business — directly acting on the systems and with the tools your team is already using.

Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Codex, Gemini, Copilot edits your operating model the way it edits a software codebase.

Build the model without building the workbook

Start from your historicals, a current model, a board deck or nothing at all. Drivers, scenarios and all three statements come out the other side, and flow directly through to your reporting workflows.

Turn your pipeline into a forecast

Connect your CRM. Deals get weighted, land in the month they close, and move the revenue line — so the plan reflects what sales is actually doing.

Close the month seamlessly

Month-end closing lands directly in your model, with directly explainable variance and straightforward forecasts.

Ask it anything

Any figure, any driver, any scenario — answered in seconds, and every answer traces back to the number behind it.

Validation on every build

Confidence comes from checking the model.

Convexent runs comprehensive, deterministic checks alongside the model. Model trust comes from verifiable and hardened tests rather than relying on AI outputs. An inconsistent assumption or broken relationship is surfaced before it becomes a number your team relies on.

See how the validators work

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Validator categories include Balance sheet balance, Cash flow mechanics, Revenue reconciliation, Sign conventions, Circular dependencies, Asset rollforward, Depreciation rates, Scenario differentiation, Assumption reasonableness, Natural units, Dead assumptions, Degenerate growth rates, Churn methodology, Source provenance.

Each check gives the model a clear failure to fix, rather than asking your team to find it by eye.

Your pipeline and your actuals, on one model.

Change a stage weight and revenue moves. Close a month and everything after it updates. One model, so nothing has to be kept in sync by hand.


A sales pipeline schedule: each deal with its own value, month signed, length and stage weight

Your pipeline, deal by deal

Every deal carries its own value, close date and stage weight. Change a weight and the revenue line changes with it.

Exec summary with two closed quarters, a boundary rule, then the forecast quarters

Where actuals stop, the forecast starts

Closed months are locked to what actually happened. Everything after them is your forecast, and the line moves on its own as you close.

See it on your own numbers

Bring a P&L export and a pipeline sheet. In 10 minutes we will show you what your operating model looks like with both wired in.

Want to see the checks behind it? Read how we validate a financial model — including the reference workbook, its inputs, and the hundreds of checks that run on every build.