Resources

Bridge Town resources

Guides explaining what Bridge Town is, how it differs from other FP&A tools, and the concepts behind agent-native, MCP-native, and version-controlled financial planning.

Comparisons

Bridge Town vs Anaplan

How Bridge Town compares to Anaplan across implementation speed, model auditability, and pricing.

Evaluating Anaplan alternatives → Bridge Town vs Pigment

How Bridge Town compares to Pigment across model representation, version control, and onboarding.

Evaluating Pigment alternatives → Bridge Town vs Excel

How Bridge Town compares to Microsoft Excel for production FP&A workflows that need version control, auditability, and reproducible runs.

Evaluating Excel alternatives for production FP&A → Bridge Town vs Google Sheets

How Bridge Town complements Google Sheets for production FP&A — version-controlled models, cloud execution, and audit trails alongside your existing Sheets workflows.

Adding governance to spreadsheet-based FP&A →

Platform concepts

AI-native financial planning software

What "AI-native" means in financial planning and how Bridge Town differs from tools with AI add-ons.

Understanding AI-native FP&A → MCP-native financial modeling platform

What the Model Context Protocol means for financial modeling and how Bridge Town uses it as its primary interface.

Understanding MCP-native financial modeling → Git-versioned FP&A software

How version control applies to financial models and why it matters for audit trails and scenario analysis.

Understanding version-controlled FP&A →

Education

Financial Models As Code

A 14-lesson course for FP&A teams and finance operators learning to build, version, and maintain financial models as code using Bridge Town.

Learning to build code-first financial models →

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