HaqeebaOne set of numbers, every function agrees on.
Haqeeba’s financial LLMs give business, government, and planning teams the same source data and the same method so a figure means the same thing in a boardroom, a budget hearing, and a five-year plan.
For business
Advisory and tooling for finance teams that need to find cost savings, understand market position, and defend the numbers behind a decision with every figure traced to its source.
- —Cost-structure reviews, ranked by size of opportunity
- —Competitive and market-position analysis
- —Budget and forecast scenario modeling
- —Board-ready reporting, fully source-traceable
Why “consistency” is the whole point
Most finance AI optimizes for speed. Haqeeba optimizes for agreement, the same assumptions, the same source records, and the same method, no matter which function is asking.
One source of truth, every function reads from it
Business, government, and planning teams query the same underlying data and the same approved assumptions, so a revenue figure in an FP&A model matches the one in a board deck and an IR briefing.
Every output traces back to its source record
No figure appears without a citation to the underlying transaction, ledger line, or dataset, built for teams that have to show their work under audit or public review.
Assumptions stay locked until someone approves a change
Forecast and planning assumptions are version-controlled, so a scenario run in January and one run in June are comparable, not silently drifted.
Security and controls built for finance, not bolted on after
Enterprise security
Sensitive financial data protected with configurable access and data controls throughout.
Access & traceability
Granular access to data and connected tools, with every output traced to an approved source.
Human approval
Sensitive actions stay subject to human review, final decisions remain with your team.
Spend & usage controls
Monitor usage and AI spend, and measure value across every finance function.
Every figure came with a source. That’s the difference between a report we could present and one we could defend in front of the board.
Start with a baseline review.
A no-obligation review of your financial data, cost structure, market position, or planning assumptions, scoped to your sector.