Every number has a story. Ask for it.
A profit and loss statement. A comparison across years. The entries behind a changing margin. Explore a financial workspace where the next report starts with a question.
Explore payables and employee spend alongside the books. Illustrative data shows vendor records, authorized approvers and approval status; availability follows your account and connected services.
Draw up a P&L for 2025.
- Revenue
- $1,284,000
- Cost of revenue
- $436,560
- Operating expenses
- $398,040
- Operating profit
- $449,400
A report you can read, question, and build on.
Two years. One clear conversation.
Ask for the two periods that matter. The reporting vision brings the comparison, the movement and the supporting records together, so the explanation arrives with the numbers.
- Compare revenue, expenses and operating profit
- Choose the periods in your own words
- Follow a change back to its source
Compare our 2022 and 2023 P&Ls.
Revenue grew. Now look at how that growth translated into profit.
From a big question to a single entry.
Keep the books close to the conversation. Explore journals, accounts and source records as the explanation takes shape.
- Keep entity and period in context
- Review the entries behind the answer
- Turn the investigation into a report
Show me how that invoice flows through the books.
Follow an entry back to its source, without losing your place.
Keep the vendor and the decision together.
Bring a vendor record, authorized approvers and approval status into one focused review. Illustrative data keeps the context together while you decide what comes next.
- Review vendor identity and payment context
- See who can approve the request
- Keep the approval state tied to the source record
How many times did we pay Northstar in 2021?
Twelve payments. One supplier. The full story, close at hand.
A financial team that stays with you.
Return to a named finance chief, pick up the history and bring the next question into the same working relationship. Garden’s vision connects that context across your financial work.
Bean is part of the picture.
Reports, records and focused actions appear beside the conversation. These scenes illustrate the product vision with sample data; available workflows follow your account and connected services.
Bean, explained.
A few useful answers before you get started.
How does Bean support payables review?
Bring together reports, vendor records and approval reviews grounded in financial records. The animated examples use illustrative data; available reports, payables workflows and connected data depend on your account.
Do I need a separate app for Bean?
Bean is part of the Garden vision. Garden Desktop brings your finance chiefs and their conversations together, with financial tools and administrative controls available in the same workspace.
What do the animated conversations show?
They are interactive product previews using illustrative data. They show how a question, a financial artifact and a review step can come together; they do not connect to an account or execute a financial action.
Can I still use the administrative controls?
Yes. The complete financial workspace remains in Settings. Your finance chiefs are the front door, and the detailed controls stay available when you need them.
