Tariffs are no longer just a trade compliance concern. They’re a Finance leadership imperative. When policies shift, the business needs more than a report on what it paid. It needs to understand where margins are exposed, how the forecast could change, and what to do next.
Yet many organizations track tariffs at the import or raw material level—far from the products, customers, and decisions that drive profitability. Closing that gap gives Finance the opportunity to lead.
Join us to explore a tariff reporting and planning solution built in OneStream that connects fragmented trade data to financial insight. See how flexible modeling helps Finance distinguish actual costs from assumptions, adapt as policies evolve, and compare scenarios that inform pricing, sourcing, and margin decisions.
Beyond the solution walkthrough, we’ll examine what it takes to build a finance-owned tariff planning process: the data, accountability, and capabilities that turn exposure into informed action. Leave with a clearer perspective on your organization’s readiness—and practical priorities for helping the business navigate what changes next.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
- See the margin impact others miss. Identify the disconnect between where tariffs are tracked, imports and raw materials, and where financial decisions happen: finished goods, product lines, and customer margins. Explain why that gap leaves forecasts exposed.
- Find your next leap forward. Identify gaps in your tariff planning readiness across trade data, cost structures, and financial systems—and where to focus first.
- Turn fragmented data into one clear picture. Explain how customs data, broker inputs, bills of materials, and planning assumptions connect to reveal tariff costs by finished good. Distinguish actual costs from forecast assumptions, with an auditable path from source to scenario.
- Turn uncertainty into informed action. Explain how flexible tariff modeling in OneStream helps Finance update assumptions, compare scenarios, and quantify cost and margin impacts as trade policies evolve. Identify how those insights can inform pricing and sourcing responses within the existing close, consolidation, and planning cycle.
- Leave with a plan to lead. Outline priority steps toward a finance-led, scenario-ready tariff planning process, including the systems and ownership needed. Identify how to communicate what changed, what it means for the forecast, and which decisions require leadership’s attention.
This webinar is eligible for 1 CPE credit.
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