Watch a complete FP&A workflow, then download the files to run it yourself.
This hub shows how I use Python for recurring finance work: reading source files, validating data contracts,
calculating KPIs, writing Excel and Word outputs, and preparing stakeholder handoffs. Everything here uses
synthetic files and generic labels, so the logic is visible while company data stays private.
8
inspectable Python scripts
3
finance automation cases
1
end-to-end video demo
0
company records exposed
01Watch the demo
See raw Excel data become a finance review pack.
02Download the package
Get the input, script, dependencies, and instructions.
03Run the workflow
Regenerate clean data, analysis, and the report.
04Inspect controls
Review tie-outs, mappings, and the approval boundary.
One script standardizes 360 fictional transaction rows, calculates revenue and profit variances, builds
control checks, and drafts an action-oriented Word report.
Decision: isolate growth, margin, and EBITDA actions by region
Proof: video, source code, synthetic input, and visible control logic
Boundary: finance review remains required before distribution
Shows a full reporting flow: ingest monthly files, standardize fields, map service/office dimensions,
summarize revenue and gross profit, compare actuals to plan, and generate an FP&A brief.
Code: 4 scripts for config, merge, ratio pack, and brief generation
Shows the quick-check workflow: refresh actuals into a master table, validate KPI achievement, flag watch
items, and split stakeholder-ready files by rule.
Code: 3 scripts for refresh, split, and orchestration
Output: refreshed master file and owner-specific CSV extracts
Skill signal: data joins, exceptions, file automation, handoff logic