Reporting as a Service for Finance & HR Teams
Clarity instead of flying blind: Loyos' reporting suites deliver automated reporting – for full transparency in Finance and HR.
- No more Excel chaos and workarounds
- Integration of your systems: DATEV, SAP, LucaNet, Personio & more
- 25+ integrated standard reports & drill-down to booking level
- Cancellable on a monthly basis (but almost nobody does...)





loyos, your experts for...
... Finance
...Human Resources
...Cash flow
Financial Management Suite

- Profit and loss statement, balance sheet & cash flow at the touch of a button
- Consolidated from every interface (e.g., DATEV, SAP & Sage)
- Drill-through down to document level
- Templates for SMEs & PE
HR Reporting Suite

- HR key performance indicators centrally evaluated
- Consolidated from every interface (e.g., DATEV, SAP & Sage)
- Personnel cost forecast by cost center
- Compliance-ready standard reports
Cash Reporting Suite

- Real-time liquidity across all accounts
- Rolling Cash Forecast
- Early warning system for bottlenecks
- Ideal for multi-entity setups
About Loyos
Loyos was founded in 2020 by Finance - and BI experts founded – with the goal of finally making reporting simple and reliable.
Today, over 1,000 users rely on the solutions. More than 80% of new customers come through referrals – a strong sign of satisfaction and trust.
Support doesn't end with go-live: customers receive personal support, continuous development of reports, and, if desired, content support. Finance - or HR controlling. This creates a long-term partnership instead of just a software solution.
loyos bi Guest on the Nice to know for CFO Podcast
You need to know how to use Excel, but you don't have to love it.
Sounds strange? That's what Martin Sperling said. loyos bi Said in the podcast.
Martin was the CFO. For days he crunched numbers in Excel. Monthly reporting. Consolidation. Formula after formula. Then came the board meeting. The investor's first question: "Martin, what was the consolidated revenue last month?"
He didn't know it. Weeks spent in Excel, and yet still blind to the one number that counts.




