July brought exciting technical updates to the Jedox platform, keeping it at the cutting edge of AI-driven planning and user-friendly design. Here’s what’s new (explained in plain language):

Smoother Data Entry & Excel-Friendly UX
– Jedox now lets users enter data directly into web reports (Dynatables) and instantly write it back to the central model knowledgebase.jedox.com.
In practice, this means less toggling between Excel and the platform – you can adjust a plan number on-screen, and it’s immediately saved (with proper security controls).
The familiar Excel-style interface remains, but now with more power under the hood to streamline your extended planning process.


AI Assistant Built In
– The platform’s JedoxAI capabilities are expanding. Planners can ask questions in plain English and let the AI pull up relevant data or even build a quick report. For example, you can type “Show sales vs. target for Q2” and the system will generate an interactive view for you jedox.com.
This GenAI integration acts like a “digital business partner” for finance, speeding up analysis and helping users uncover insights without manual number-crunching. (It’s a bit like having a smart co-pilot for your planning!).

From FP&A to xP&A
– Jedox is emphasising xP&A (Extended Planning & Analysis) – extending integrated planning beyond Finance into other business units. In simple terms, xP&A means connecting financial plans with operational plans across departments (sales, HR, supply chain, etc.) on one unified platform.

This July, Jedox has underscored how its tools enable exactly that: companies can model virtually any scenario and tie together data from various functions, not just the finance silo jedox.com. The result is a holistic view of the business and truly collaborative planning.

These platform enhancements aim to make planning faster, smarter, and more inclusive across your organisation.