Jirav Review (2026): The FP&A Platform for Growing Companies

Jirav is an FP&A (Financial Planning & Analysis) software platform designed for growing companies. Founded in 2015, Jirav helps businesses build budgets, create forecasts, and model financial scenarios with a driver-based approach that connects key business metrics to financial outcomes. Unlike fractional CFO services like Eagle Rock CFO, Jirav is purely software—it doesn't provide bookkeeping, accounting, or human financial advice. It's a tool to help finance teams be more efficient, but you'll still need separate providers for your accounting baseline and strategic CFO guidance.

Jirav's platform centers on three core capabilities: annual budget building with team collaboration features, financial projection creation with scenario modeling, and reporting dashboards for ongoing visibility. Budget building allows finance teams to construct detailed annual plans with input from department heads, while the scenario modeling lets you test assumptions like pricing changes or cost increases against your financial projections. The dashboards provide real-time reporting so you can track actuals against plan. Note that Jirav is software only—you still need separate bookkeeping and CFO-level finance providers to complete your finance function.

Jirav excels at providing excellent budgeting tools and forecasting capabilities, with strong scenario modeling that lets you test what-if assumptions easily. It connects with QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite for data integration. However, Jirav provides no human CFO or accounting services—you need to source those separately. This makes it best suited for companies that already have internal finance staff handling bookkeeping and accounting, and just need a better FP&A tool. Eagle Rock CFO, by contrast, provides both the software AND the human expertise in a single solution, making it better suited for companies that want one partner handling their entire finance function.