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Novaplan plans on your real numbers, so the first step is connecting a source. Connectors live in Admin -> Data and Admin -> Integrations. Every source lands a lossless raw record, then a curation step moves it into clean people, GL, and revenue records that the planning engines and reports read.

Sources

HiBob (HRIS)

Syncs your people: roles, departments, sites, start and end dates, and comp. Powers headcount actuals and the snapshot your plan builds on.

NetSuite (GL)

Brings in actuals from the general ledger so budget vs actual reconciles to the penny.

Salesforce / HubSpot (CRM)

Feeds revenue pipeline and ARR events into the revenue model.

Snowflake

Pulls actuals or pipeline directly from your warehouse on a query you define.

CSV upload

The universal path. Upload people, GL, ARR, or pipeline and map columns to fields.

How ingestion works

Every source follows the same four-stage path, so a feed behaves the same way whether it arrives from a warehouse, a CRM, or a spreadsheet.
1

Connect

Authorize a connector or upload a file in Admin -> Data. Each source carries a system label (HiBob, NetSuite, Salesforce, HubSpot, Snowflake, CSV) so its rows stay traceable.
2

Map

Map source fields to Novaplan’s canonical fields using a per-source field map. CRM stages, departments, accounts, and vendors reconcile to your canonical dimensions. Nova can suggest a mapping from your column headers, which you review and adjust before saving.
3

Curate

The raw payload is preserved exactly as received (the audit trail), then a single config-driven curation step per domain applies the field map and writes canonical records. Rows that fail validation are flagged individually with a reason, never silently dropped, and one bad row never aborts the rest of the batch.
4

Refresh

Curated actuals update headcount, GL, and revenue, which triggers downstream recalculation. Plans and reports stay current without a manual rebuild.

Canonical fields by domain

Mapping always targets the same canonical shape per domain, regardless of source.
Department, account, and vendor identity is resolved by ID, not by name, so an upstream rename never scrambles your hierarchy. See Dimensions for how raw values map onto the canonical set.

Error recovery

Open the source in Pipelines to see the per-row error reason (an unmapped value, a bad date cast, or a missing required field). Fix the value at the source or add the missing mapping, then re-run curation. The raw payload is retained, so re-running reprocesses without re-uploading.
Curation is idempotent: it replaces the prior rows from the same source batch rather than appending. Correct the field map and re-run, and the canonical records are rewritten cleanly.
An ingestion batch can be reverted, which removes the canonical rows it produced while keeping the lossless raw record for reference.
Each Novaplan tenant is a separate database, so your raw and curated data is never co-mingled with another customer’s. See Permissions for how field-level masking layers on top of that isolation.