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Neubrain Launches AI-Powered Budgeting and Financial Management Platform for Government

Written by Admin | Oct 9, 2026, 11:36:08 AM

Neubrain Launches AI-Powered Budgeting and Financial Management Platform for Government

One platform connects personnel, operating and capital budgeting, cost allocation, forecasting, budget books, and ACFR publishing, with AI agents to assist analysis.

ROCKVILLE, MD – October 2026 – Neubrain today announced the next generation of its Public Sector Budgeting and Financial Management Platform, which brings the full budget cycle into a single financial model and adds agentic AI to help finance teams analyze, forecast, and explain their numbers.

Government finance departments typically run the budget across separate applications and spreadsheets: personnel costs in one place, capital projects in another, cost allocation and financial reports prepared by hand. Neubrain’s platform connects them, so a change in one area carries through to related plans, forecasts, allocations and reports without separate reconciliation.

What the platform covers

  • Personnel budgeting: positions, salaries, benefits, vacancies, bargaining agreements and step increases.
  • Operating budget: departmental submissions, requests, adjustments, approvals and multiyear forecasts.
  • Capital planning: projects, funding schedules, prioritization, debt financing and long-term operating impact.
  • Indirect cost allocation: automated allocation methods, indirect cost rates and auditable cost recovery.
  • Forecasting and scenarios: historical results combined with drivers such as inflation, interest rates, labor market and population trends.
  • Budget book and ACFR publishing: narratives, tables, charts and schedules linked directly to approved financial data.

For example, a proposed capital project can be evaluated alongside its staffing, maintenance and financing costs and its effect on the long-range forecast, all in the same model.

AI that assists, with people in control

The platform’s AI agents are designed to help finance staff with work that now takes manual analysis:

  • Answering plain-language questions, such as “What is driving the increase in personnel costs?” or “How would a 3% reduction in state funding affect our five-year forecast?”
  • Flagging unusual expenditures and explaining variances between budget, actuals, and forecast.
  • Evaluating scenarios for staffing changes, capital investments, and revenue shifts.
  • Drafting budget narratives and executive summaries.

AI recommendations remain subject to staff review, approval, and governance.

“Government finance teams should not have to manage a collection of disconnected applications to prepare a budget, forecast financial performance, allocate costs and publish financial reports,” said Yana McConaty, Partner at Neubrain. “By combining comprehensive public sector functionality with agentic AI, we are making sophisticated financial planning more accessible, efficient and actionable.”

Availability

The platform is designed for cities, counties, states, public authorities and special districts. Availability: 1 October, 2026. To request a demonstration, visit www.neubrain.com. 

Neubrain, LLC is a WBENC and SBA Certified Small Woman-Owned Business headquartered in Rockville, Maryland. It provides budgeting, performance management and business analytics solutions to federal, state and local government agencies, and holds an active GSA Schedule (Contract No. 47QTCA26D000R).