?? It’s here: The 2025 Tech Stack Report ??
Revealing the tools finance teams of all sizes are using the get the job done
So when I kicked this off I didn’t think:
(1) over 1,000 of you would actually fill out the survey, or
(2) it would take me a bajillion hours to pull together.
But here we are.
Thanks to all the finance pros (nerds? rockstars?) who shared what’s really in their tech stacks. To tease some quick takeaways before you dive into the full report:
?? Intuit QuickBooks rules ERP until $25M ARR. Then, it's all NetSuite and Sage. Workday is starting to make a big play in the enterprise.
?? Spreadsheets still dominate FP&A. Dedicated tools don’t cross 50% adoption until $100M+ in revenue. Planful, Aleph, and Abacum are gaining traction as midmarket alternatives.
?? Ramp vs. Brex: The Expense War Rages On. Ramp dominates under $100M ARR, while Brex is gaining ground at the enterprise level, challenging American Express.
?? Homegrown invoicing tools just won’t die. Even at $500M+ ARR, custom-built solutions are the second most common option.
?? Travel is the Wild West. 45% of $50M–$100M companies still let employees book travel on their own. Navan and TravelPerk are shaking up the market.
?? Carta has private cap tables on lock. But, somehow, multiple $1B+ revenue companies are still managing cap tables in spreadsheets. That is psychopathic behavior.
This is just a preview. The full report has insights across ERP, FP&A, Sales Comp, BI & Analytics, Procurement, Revenue Recognition, and more.
?? Download the full report here: https://lnkd.in/ekdwFTc2
Thanks again to our sponsors who made this happen:
ERP: NetSuite
FP&A: Planful
Invoicing & Billing: Subscript
Procurement: Tropic
Sales Comp: ZenCentiv
Revenue Recognition & Close Management: Sage
BI & Analytics: Runway
We’ll run it back next year. Until then, keep your ear to the grindstone.
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