Every dollar gets a destination.
Tools, contracts, and licences linked to the workflows they power and the OKRs those workflows serve. Unattributed spend is a flag, not a default.
Spend that knows what it bought.
Most software ledgers tell you what you paid. Node tells you what you got — workflows powered, capabilities served, decisions enabled. Spend with destination, not just description.
Three properties that take a SaaS ledger from a list of invoices to a financial system of record.
Tools, contracts, and licences linked to the workflows they power and the OKRs those workflows serve. Unattributed spend is a flag, not a default.
Renewal projections built on real telemetry — seat trends, expansion patterns, true-up risk — instead of last year's number plus 12%.
Roll spend up by capability or down by step. Lead-to-cash costs $X per qualified opp; here’s where the X comes from.
The finance surface ingests the same data your AP team already manages, then enriches it with the operating context only Node can produce.
Pulled directly from your AP system, your card-spend feed, and your vendor portals. Total spend reconciles to the penny on day one; attribution is the value Node adds on top.
Each contract maps to the workflows it supports, the capability those workflows compose, and the OKRs the capability advances. Unattributable spend is a deliberate category, not the residue.
A working FY26 forecast assembled from utilisation, expansion, and the renewal posture of every contract in window. The CFO sees the numbers before the vendor does.
A SaaS ledger that doesn't know what it bought is just an expensive timeline of regret.
Node — Finance product principles
Node maps how your business works and how software supports it — so every decision is grounded in what's real.
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