Google Slides

Google slides is a cloud based presentation software package included as part of the free suite of web based apps offered by Google.

Our integration

Data, including graphs and tables, from OnPlan can be directly integrated into Google Slides ensuring that Board packs can be updated at the click of a button. Say goodbye to hours of manual pack updates.

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The benefits of integration

Integrations can transform your FP&A processes, freeing your team to focus on the analysis that will drive better decision making.

Single source of truth
Eliminate manual data entry
Eliminate manual data entry
More time for analysis

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I really love the user interface, modularity, and power of the platform. It makes a very complex process much easier to manage. I love the fact it tracks your updates so you can see people’s thinking at various points in time.

Gerald Sullivan

Head of FP&A, Redbubble

OnPlan gives me peace of mind which in itself is worth the price. I don’t have to worry about version control or someone inadvertently corrupting a calculation in our model. I “fly” ImplantBase using OnPlan as my instrument panel, it tells me how fast I can go and how close I am to the treetops. Crucially, it allows us to more quickly get to the answers we need.

Ethan Lauer

CEO, Implantbase

OnPlan is our go-to source for key operational data. It puts key information at our executives’ fingertips so we can make faster and better data driven decisions. OnPlan has helped eliminate hours of manual labor and allows us to create tailored dashboards that can be shared with key stakeholders across the company.

Joe Oest

VP of Finance, Welkin Health

We have regularly hit our numbers since moving to OnPlan. I now have confidence in our forecast, and our Board members are much happier. The direct integration with Quickbooks saves us a ton of time. But the two critical issues it has solved is making sure we don’t run out of cash, and having a trustworthy forecast that we can base decision making on.