Prepare your board deck metric summary for review
Before each board meeting, WebRun opens Jirav, pulls the key board-level financial metrics including revenue, gross margin, burn, runway, and actuals vs plan, and writes a structured summary table to a Google Sheet for your FP and A team to review, annotate, and approve before any board deck content is drafted or sent.
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How do I automatically prepare board deck financial metrics for review from Jirav?
WebRun opens Jirav before each board cycle, pulls key metrics including revenue, gross margin, burn, and runway, and writes a structured summary table to Google Sheets for your FP and A team to review and annotate. All board-facing narrative and deck content is left for your team to author and approve before anything is finalized.
- Board metrics table populated in Google Sheets before each meeting cycle
- No manual Jirav data export needed before board prep
- Team focuses on narrative and insight rather than data gathering
Built for FP and A teams · CFOs · finance directors · investor relations teams
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
app.jirav.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Jirav - pull board-level financial metrics
jirav.com How to Automate Jirav
WebRun opens Jirav to pull board-level financial metrics. - Open Jirav and navigate to the board-level financial reporting view
- Capture key metrics: revenue actuals vs plan, gross margin, operating expenses, net burn, cash runway, and headcount for the period
- Note any significant variances or anomalies flagged in the Jirav commentary
Done when All board-level metrics for the current period are captured with actuals, plan, and variance for each line.
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Google Sheets - write summary table for team review
google.com How to Automate Google Sheets
WebRun opens Google Sheets to write summary table for team review. - Open the Board Deck Prep sheet in Google Sheets
- Write each metric into the summary table with actuals, plan, variance, and a blank annotation column for your team to fill in
- Leave the narrative commentary and deck-ready text sections blank for your team to author. WebRun does not draft or send any board-facing content
Done when The Google Sheet summary table is populated with the latest Jirav metrics and ready for your team to review and annotate.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will WebRun draft or send any board deck content?
No. WebRun only populates the data rows in Google Sheets with figures from Jirav. All narrative commentary, slide copy, and board-facing content must be authored and approved by your team. WebRun treats board deck content as DRAFT-NOT-DO and never sends anything externally.
Which metrics does it pull from Jirav?
WebRun pulls revenue actuals vs plan, gross margin, operating expenses, net burn, cash runway, and headcount by default. You can specify additional Jirav report views during setup to add or remove metrics from the summary table.
How does the Google Sheet get shared with the team?
WebRun writes to a sheet you already own and share with your team. It does not change sharing permissions or send the sheet to anyone. Your team opens the sheet as usual once the run completes.
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