Logica

Logica is a financial modeling and FP&A platform for dynamic planning, budgeting and forecasting. It centralizes data, calculations, reports and dashboards into a single environment intended to serve as a single source of truth for performance management and forward-looking analysis. Core use cases described by the company are collaborative budgeting, dynamic forecasting, scenario analysis and performance management, with a drag-and-drop interface for building financial models that can be updated and shared in real time.

The product connects financial logic across budgets, forecasts and scenarios so that changes to assumptions propagate automatically across linked models, and it versions every change so teams can compare plans, scenarios and assumptions over time without duplicating files. Permissions allow department leaders to own their own assumptions and targets while finance retains control of model logic and governance. Logica integrates with accounting and analysis tools to support plan-versus-actual comparison, and provides reporting, dashboards, templates, and a documentation and training library (Logica University, template library).

Founding story

Logica was founded in 2020 by Carissa Castro, co-founder and CEO, and Leandro Castro, co-founder and CPO. Carissa Castro spent ten years at Cargill in management and operations roles and holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, later completing an online software development certification. Leandro Castro previously co-founded and led a deep-tech engineering software company that was acquired by Siemens, and became an advisor to Anzu Partners and a member of the Pipeline entrepreneur network.

Business model

Software-as-a-service sold on subscription tiers — Basic, Business and Enterprise — differentiated by dataset size, available user roles (viewer versus contributor), integration levels and support (knowledge base versus live chat). Pricing is not published; all tiers direct prospects to contact sales.

Recurring subscription fees for platform access, tiered by data volume, feature set, user roles and integrations.

Traction

Published customer case studies include CQuence Health, which used Logica during an ERP transition for automated forecasts and short- and long-term modeling, and Heritage Communities, which connected plans across multiple entities and teams and reported faster budgeting cycles. Y Combinator lists a team size of 2.