OneStream Close Up 2026


















OneStream keeps growing. New modules, new releases, new standards to keep up with. Between the close and everything else on your plate, keeping up on your own isn't realistic. The OneStream Close Up is a half-day built to change that.
Together with fellow users and the Finext team, you'll look at what the platform can do beyond your current setup. Four sessions, all plenary, each grounded in an environment that is already running, plus room to compare notes with people working on the same things you are. You leave with parts you can put to work the next day.
Keynote: B&S is going for a single-day close
B&S wants to close its books in a single day. This keynote looks back at their original OneStream implementation, why building it together with Finext as a co-build made the difference, and how Account Reconciliation fits into that ambition. A first-hand account of what happens after go-live.
Case study: Royal IHC closes 30% faster
After 14 years on SAP BPC, Royal IHC moved to OneStream and redesigned its EPM landscape along the way, instead of lifting and shifting what was already there. The results:
- A 30% faster financial close
- A 25% drop in application management
Behind those numbers sits a migration run in two-week sprints with the teams working side by side, and a next step that is already scoped: connecting operational and financial data through project accounting.
Who should attend
This afternoon is for controllers, FP&A analysts, consolidation specialists, and finance managers who want more from their OneStream environment. The people inside the platform every day. Whether you're tightening the close, planning at line-item detail, or weighing where AI fits in your team, there is a session here that lands.
Practical details
- Date: Tuesday 27 October 2026
- Time: 13:00 - 17:30, doors open at 13:00
- Location: Finext office, Noordeinde 21, Delft
Four sessions, each built around something OneStream teams are dealing with right now: a client keynote on the road to a single-day close, a migration case study, AI applied to financial data, and the Line Item Model. Everything runs plenary, so you don't have to pick. We close with networking, drinks and bites.
Walk-in & coffee
Opening by Finext and OneStream
Why this Close Up, and what will you take home? Finext's chair of the day kicks things off. OneStream follows with a look at the latest platform upgrade and where AI already helps you get more out of OneStream today.
Keynote: B&S is going for a single-day close
B&S wants to close its books in a single day. This keynote looks back at their original OneStream implementation, why building it together with Finext as a co-build made the difference, and how Account Reconciliation fits into that ambition. A first-hand account of what happens after go-live.
Break
Case study: Royal IHC, 30% faster close
After 14 years on SAP BPC, Royal IHC moved to OneStream and redesigned its EPM landscape along the way, instead of lifting and shifting what was already there. The close runs 30% faster and application management dropped by 25%. Behind those numbers sits a migration run in two-week sprints with the teams working side by side, and a next step that is already scoped: connecting operational and financial data through project accounting.
AI in action: from financial data to practical insights
AI in Finance gets a lot of attention, and most of it stays theoretical. This session takes one concrete use case and works it through on real financial data: what goes in, what comes out, and where your own judgment still decides. Demonstrated live, explained without the jargon.
The Line Item Model
Specialty planning, such as workforce and project planning, usually means holding detail your model was never designed to carry. The Line Item Model lets you keep that detail without building an extra dimension for it. This session shows how that works in practice, and where the Genesis functionality fits in.
Networking, drinks & bites
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