Accounting expertise meets intelligent automation.
Built by the people who used to consolidate groups by hand, backed by our own engineering, security and analytics team.
A 30-minute walkthrough with the team that builds FinConso.
The problem
It works. It has worked for years.
Trial balances by email. Eliminations in a spreadsheet nobody wants to inherit. Notes typed into Word, then typed again when a journal lands late. And when the auditor asks for the translation reserve proof, someone loses a day to it.
The shareholding sits in one file and the consolidation in another. When a holding changes in August, somebody has to remember to change both. The year-end tie-out is where you find out whether they did.
Meanwhile, balance confirmations go out by email, come back as scanned PDFs, and get matched by hand.
A typical close
None of this is a skills problem. It is what happens when the structure, the numbers and the document live in three different systems.
Why us
Big enough to deliver. Small enough to care.
Big enough to deliver.
Behind FinConso is an established team of chartered accountants, engineers and security specialists who have delivered finance systems before. You are not betting on two people and a laptop.
Six years advising listed and private companies across sectors, with our own cybersecurity, analytics and ERP specialists. The engineering bench is ours, not borrowed.
Small enough to care.
You will talk to the people who build it. When your statutory format needs a change, that is a conversation with the product team, not a ticket in a queue.
Trust
Why a CFO can trust FinConso with group reporting.
What finance leaders check first, and where to see it.
The team
Chartered accountants with over forty years of combined audit and financial reporting, alongside our own engineering and AI team.
Meet the team
Consolidation expertise
Built by practitioners who prepared multi-entity, multi-currency consolidations by hand for years.
See the worked example
Integrations
Trial balances by connector or upload template. Your accounting systems stay where they are.
How data gets in
Security and access
Role-based access, maker-checker approvals, a full audit trail and period locks.
Security and trust
Implementation
A dated plan and a parallel run against your last close before you go live.
How we implement
Customer evidence
Verified customer stories will be published with permission. References can be arranged during evaluation.
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Capabilities
The hard parts, handled.
Close & reconcile
A close that runs to a checklist, with reconciliations matched by rules and AI.
Explore →IFRS 18 and its equivalents: your comparative year is already running
Why standards that apply from 2027 need work in the year you are booking now, under IFRS 18, SFRS(I) 18 and Ind AS 118.
Read the capability →Proving the translation reserve, not plugging it
How rate types at GL level turn the foreign currency translation reserve from a balancing figure into a schedule.
Read the capability →A group close checklist that actually holds
Owners, due dates, dependencies and sign-off: the four things a checklist needs to stop the close depending on memory.
Read the capability →Multi-GAAP reporting without parallel ledgers
How to keep each subsidiary in its local framework and the group in the parent's, with one bridge between them.
Read the capability →How it works
Five steps. You set up the group once.
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Set up the group once
Every entity with its country, currency and year end. Ownership, control and effective interest, held as at any period you choose.
- 2
Bring the trial balances in
Upload or pull from the source system, entity by entity and period by period. Map once; the mapping is versioned and reused.
- 3
Run the consolidation
Eliminations, currency translation and non-controlling interest applied from the structure. Large groups run in a queue.
- 4
Write notes tied to the ledger
Tag each figure in the note back to the account behind it. Post a late journal and the note follows.
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Produce the filings you make
Quarterly results, standalone and consolidated. Half-yearly related party disclosure. Print-ready output.
Book a demo
See the consolidation workflow, from trial balance to signed statement.
A 30-minute walkthrough with the people who build FinConso.
- Entities, eliminations, translation, NCI and the multi-GAAP layer, run live on a sample group.
- Every consolidated figure drilled back to the entity and account it came from.
- Questions on IFRS, US GAAP, Ind AS or SFRS(I) answered by the team that builds the product.
- Want to test it on your own numbers? See how the structured pilot works.
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