OneStream Adds SensibleAI Products to FedRAMP High Authorization
OneStream announced in a press release that SensibleAI Forecast and SensibleAI Studio have been added to its FedRAMP High authorization. Federal agencies can now use the products within the OneStream Government Community Cloud.
The products let agencies forecast and build AI models using their financial data without moving it outside the authorization boundary. They support forecasting, planning, financial close, reporting, and analysis, with guided no code tools for building and deploying models.
Agencies can view forecast drivers, modeling assumptions, data sources, dashboards, and audit trails within the platform. Both SensibleAI products are available immediately to federal agencies using the Government Community Cloud.
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