The operator's month-end close ran on spreadsheets and manual reconciliation across a complex stack of supplier integrations and layered revenue-allocation rules.
The finance team spent most of each month reconciling, leadership dashboards disagreed with audited financials, and investor or board questions took days to answer.
Rather than adding another reporting layer, Crawford McMillan rebuilt the underlying data foundations on a centralized cloud data warehouse sized to the company. Business logic for contract types, revenue recognition, and supplier allocations was codified, with quality controls at ingestion and a semantic layer aligning dashboards to the financials.
Replaced spreadsheet reconciliation with trusted automation
Semantic layer aligned dashboards with audited financials
Investor/board questions once taking days now answered in minutes
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