Seamless, automated, accurate, compliant data — from any number of sources.
Are you struggling with preparing consolidated reports manually? Pulling data from various sources is difficult and prone to errors; handling multiple currencies and multinational operations adds another level of challenges.
Financial consolidation automates the tedious process of gathering and managing financial data from various systems. The outcome is a centralized platform designed with CFOs (in mind) — self-explanatory and requiring minimal training.
We can integrate seamlessly with your existing financial systems and enable you to execute last-minute requests in a few minutes, while adding new items, companies, countries, and accounts doesn’t require any change in the formula.
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Key Steps in Financial Consolidation – RECORD 2 REPORT PROCESS
Processing (capture data, ongoing transactions)
During this phase, it is crucial to ensure accurate and timely data capture from all sources, including subsidiaries and business units, which often involves manual adjustments due to non-integrated systems and differing accounting structures.
Closing
The book-closing phase requires clearly defined processes, responsibilities, and deadlines to avoid delays, reduce manual efforts, and enable timely preparation for consolidation.
Consolidation
Consolidation involves transforming data from multiple sources into unified financial statements, facing challenges such as different currencies, account structures, and inconsistent hierarchies — all addressed through standardization and flexible technology solutions.
Reporting
Reporting is considered the most critical part of the process, requiring accuracy, transparency, and compliance with regulatory standards such as XBRL. Effective organizations design the entire financial close system based on reporting requirements.
Simplify, streamline, and automate your financial data management.
Key Steps in Financial Consolidation – RECORD 2 REPORT PROCESS
Processing (capture data, ongoing transactions)
During this phase, it is crucial to ensure accurate and timely data capture from all sources, including subsidiaries and business units, which often involves manual adjustments due to non-integrated systems and differing accounting structures.
Closing
The book-closing phase requires clearly defined processes, responsibilities, and deadlines to avoid delays, reduce manual efforts, and enable timely preparation for consolidation.
Consolidation
Consolidation involves transforming data from multiple sources into unified financial statements, facing challenges such as different currencies, account structures, and inconsistent hierarchies — all addressed through standardization and flexible technology solutions.
Reporting
Reporting is considered the most critical part of the process, requiring accuracy, transparency, and compliance with regulatory standards such as XBRL. Effective organizations design the entire financial close system based on reporting requirements.
Where does Solvership’s financial consolidation come in?
01
Centralized financial management
Improve data accuracy and ensure compliance with accounting standards by managing your financial data in one place.
02
Automated consolidation process
Simplify and accelerate the preparation of consolidated financial statements with automated processes.
03
Data accuracy and compliance
Ensures data integrity and helps in adhering to regulatory standards.
04
Easy integration
Seamlessly integrates with existing financial systems, ensuring smooth workflow adaptation.
05
Fast & low-risk implementation
Quick setup without the need for expensive programming, reducing implementation risks.
06
Finance team ownership
Fully managed by your finance team, putting you in control.