Q:chi planning & spend control, approvals, reports & integrations.

Transforming Marketing Budget Reporting from Days to Minutes

In many global marketing teams, it can take days to answer a simple question: How much did we spend last quarter?

The problem rarely lies in the effort. It lies in the process. Budgets are spread across regions, stored in different spreadsheet formats, and updated by teams working to their own timelines. When finance asks for a consolidated view, someone has to chase files, reconcile figures, and make sure the numbers match. What should take minutes often turns into a multi-day exercise in copy, paste, and cross-check.

By the time the report reaches leadership, the data has already aged. Decisions are made based on outdated insights, and marketing teams are left reacting to numbers rather than leading with them. In a world that moves as fast as marketing, that lag can cost opportunities.

Q:chi Harmoni was built to change that. The platform connects every region, quarter, and budget line into one unified system. Plans, budgets, and purchase orders all feed into a single source of truth that updates automatically. Data from different regions and currencies is standardised in real time, giving everyone from finance to marketing instant visibility into what is planned, committed, and spent.

The result is precision and speed. Finance teams get clean, reliable data they can trust. Marketing gains agility, with the ability to see live budget positions and adjust plans without waiting for manual updates. Leadership gains confidence in the numbers, knowing every report reflects the true, current picture of investment and performance.

The payoff is significant. Hours of manual work disappear. Forecasts become faster and more accurate. Teams spend less time reconciling and more time thinking strategically about where to invest next. When reporting moves from days to minutes, it is not just time saved; it is energy, clarity, and credibility gained.

Every day saved is an opportunity to do better work. If your reporting cycle still takes weeks, what could your team achieve with that time back?