Spreadsheets give you two dimensions. Your models need multiple.
Property × line item × month × scenario × version — one cube, no tabs. Multidimensional modeling for budgets, reports and forecasts, and for everything that never fitted in a grid. Six worked examples below.
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Start from an application, not a blank cube
Look at what these actually track: properties by line item by month, option grants across vesting periods, tasks by owner and workstream, entities in four currencies. Only one of the six fits in rows and columns. Each is a finished, working model — dimensions, formulas, cross-cube links and dashboards already built. Open one, swap in your data, ship it Monday. Or explore one instantly, no account needed.
Management Consolidation
Simple multicurrency consolidation with elimination journal
Project management
Tasks, owners, dependencies and dates on Gantt and Kanban boards, with budget vs. actual per workstream.
SaaS
New, expansion, contraction and churn movements with a Net New MRR roll-up and cohort retention.
Properties management
Income and expenses for 20+ properties
Equity Plan — Stock Options
Grants, vesting schedules, exercises and forfeitures, with expense recognized across the vesting period.
Financial statements
P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow by month
What makes XCubes different
Built for models with multiple dimensions
Property × line item × month × scenario × version. One cube.
A spreadsheet gives you rows and columns, then makes tabs the next dimension and separate files the one after that. XCubes has no such ceiling: put multiple dimensions on a cube, stack several on one axis and page through the rest. Hierarchies with automatic roll-ups, non-additive aggregation, time intelligence and cross-cube references come with them, so P&L → Balance Sheet → Cash Flow keep recalculating together.
Describe the model. Watch it get built.
Dimensions, formulas, links and dashboards — from one prompt.
Ask for a three-year plan with headcount drivers and XCubes builds it: dimensions, hierarchies, formulas, cross-cube references, dashboards. The agent works in rounds — reads back what it made, checks it, fixes it — instead of answering once and stopping. Nothing touches your data until you approve the change list.
Or bring your own AI assistant
Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot, straight into your model over MCP.
XCubes speaks MCP, the open standard — no plugin to install. Your assistant reads cubes, dimensions and dashboards and writes to them under your own permissions, never more. Not AI that summarizes a chart: AI that adds dimension items, writes formulas and builds widgets you keep.
Every scenario side by side — not twelve copies of the file
Base, Best, Worst, Board-approved. One model.
Scenario is a native dimension in XCubes, not a duplicated workbook. Copy a full slice into a new scenario, change three assumptions, and every dependent formula, cross-cube reference and dashboard follows. Switch the whole dashboard between them from the nav bar.
Freeze a version. Diff it. Restore it.
The board pack you sent in March, still exactly as you sent it.
Snapshot a cube to freeze its numbers, then diff any two versions cell by cell to see exactly what moved. Restore in place when a change was wrong. No more Budget_v7_FINAL_final.xlsx — the history lives with the model.
Integrations
Connects to the systems you already run
Pull accounting, CRM and warehouse data straight into cubes — refreshed on a schedule, not re-pasted every month.
Plus Excel and CSV import, SQLite snapshots, live currency and stock-price feeds — and any SQL database.