Jirav

What Jirav is

Jirav is web-based financial planning software for budgeting, forecasting, scenario modeling, variance analysis, workforce planning, and forecast-versus-actual review. It is made by a company headquartered in Austin, Texas, and has no free plan. Starter costs $10,000 a year with annual billing and includes two users, two custom tables, two active plans, five archived plans, three dashboards, and three report packages. Pro costs $15,000 a year, billed annually, with five users, five departments, eight custom tables, three active plans, ten archived plans, and eight dashboards. The feature set supports creating budgets and forecasts, testing scenarios, planning workforce needs, and examining differences between forecasts and actual results. Financial consolidation is not included. Teams access the product through a web browser.

Who it suits

Organizations needing browser-based budgeting, forecasting, workforce planning, and variance review. It suits teams that can work without financial consolidation.

Limits

Starter is limited to two users, two custom tables, two active plans, five archived plans, three dashboards, and three report packages. Pro allows five users, five departments, eight custom tables, three active plans, ten archived plans, and eight dashboards.

Getting started

1. Open the Jirav website
2. Choose Starter, Pro, or Enterprise
3. Select an annual subscription for Starter or Pro
4. Use Jirav through a web browser
5. Set up budgets, forecasts, scenarios, workforce plans, and variance reviews

Verdict

Jirav brings several planning and review functions into one paid web product. Compare user, department, dashboard, and plan limits across its listed tiers before selecting a subscription.