Pluvo gives finance teams a trail from AI reports to source data
A finance team can pull numbers from its accounting system, forecasts and spreadsheets, yet still need to reconstruct the logic behind a report. Pluvo sells software designed to bring those inputs and definitions together, then link AI-assisted analysis back to the underlying records. The product is aimed at finance leaders and their teams. It offers recurring work such as monthly close, board reporting and analysis of the gap between a plan and actual results.
One set of financial definitions
Pluvo's platform is designed to connect information from business systems and model how a company defines its financial measures. Its agents then use that context to assemble analysis and reports with links to the source data.
That source trail matters when a finance team needs to check a reported figure rather than accept an AI-generated explanation at face value. Pluvo's terms require customers to review and validate outputs before relying on them for decisions or external use.
Pluvo also offers a plugin and connections through an API and MCP, a way for AI tools to exchange information with other systems. Customers can make the same business context available to their existing AI tools, subject to their access controls.
A shared set of definitions could let a finance team reuse its business logic across reports and other AI tools, rather than rebuilding it for each question.
Selling access without a seat fee
Pluvo quotes customers rather than publishing a standard price. Its plans include unlimited users and a monthly usage allowance; extra capacity requires approval. Pricing reflects factors such as connected systems, controls, implementation and support.