Centage Launched New FP&A Software Advisory Service
The company now bundles cloud-based financial planning software with a dedicated team to manage your budgeting.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Financial Planning

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Centage introduced FP&A as a Service, a new offering that combines the company's cloud-native financial planning software with a professional advisory team. The service is available through a single subscription for organizations looking to outsource specific financial management tasks.
Why it matters
By pairing software with human expertise, this service aims to streamline financial planning processes such as budgeting cycles, monthly forecasting, and stakeholder reporting. Customers retain final control over all business assumptions and approvals while the advisory team executes the underlying workflows.
The service is offered through a single subscription model that replaces the traditional bifurcated approach of managing software and human resources separately. Exact pricing and headcount details for the advisory team remain unknown.
The players
Centage
A provider of cloud-native financial planning and analysis software that enables companies to automate budgeting and forecasting.
The details
The service allows users to offload the execution of complex financial tasks to a US-based advisory team while continuing to use Centage's cloud-native platform. The advisory team manages the heavy lifting of budget cycles, monthly forecasts, and stakeholder reporting. Throughout this process, the customer maintains full control over all critical financial assumptions and final approvals.
Timeline
Centage introduced FP&A as a Service on September 29, 2026.
Money Landscape
This development reflects an ongoing shift in the software industry toward managed services, where complex technical platforms are increasingly bundled with professional expertise. It marks a departure from the traditional model where companies were required to source independent consulting teams alongside their software tools.
Businesses evaluating this subscription model should weigh the cost of a bundled service against the internal labor hours currently spent on forecasting and reporting. Because this involves structural changes to how your organization handles financial data, consult with a qualified professional to review the terms.
The takeaway
Bundling advisory services with software can simplify financial workflows, but companies must verify that the service aligns with their internal reporting requirements. Evaluate your current spending on outsourced financial consultants versus the potential savings offered by this all-in-one subscription model.
Further reading
For more on managing corporate finances, visit our section on Financial Planning.
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