A modular suite of tools that grow and evolve with you
Acumatica empowers you to create and manage unlimited companies within a single environment. Share charts of accounts, automate intercompany transactions, and generate consolidated reports to drive faster decision-making.
A modular suite of tools that grow and evolve with you
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Our multicompany ERP supports complex organizational structures, enabling finance teams to manage unlimited entities, currencies, and locations from a single, secure cloud platform.
Track financials and reporting for an unlimited number of related companies within a single instance. Share charts of accounts, calendars, and currencies to reduce administrative overhead and ensure consistency across your organization.
Automatically create due-to and due-from entries for transactions between related companies to keep accounts balanced and reduce manual reconciliation. Acumatica can also connect operational activity across entities, such as creating a sales order in one company from a purchase order in another and automating related receipts, vendor bills, inventory transfers, and workflows.
Manage transactions across currencies with exchange-rate support and automatic currency conversion while maintaining accurate financial reporting across entities. Multilingual capabilities and support for selected regional tax and reporting requirements help organizations operate across geographic markets.
Generate consolidated financial statements across related entities while automatically eliminating intercompany transactions from reports. Finance teams can review organization-wide results and drill down into individual companies for more detailed analysis without manually combining separate financial statements.
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Multi-Entity Accounting Software helps organizations manage financial activity across multiple companies, subsidiaries, branches, or other business entities. It can centralize accounting processes, automate intercompany transactions, support consolidated financial reporting, and provide visibility into both individual entities and the organization as a whole.
Yes. Acumatica allows organizations to manage an unlimited number of related companies within one environment. Companies can share settings such as charts of accounts, calendars, and currencies while maintaining their own financial activity and reporting.
Acumatica can automatically create due-to and due-from entries for transactions between related entities, helping keep accounts balanced and reducing manual reconciliation. It can also automate related sales orders, purchase orders, receipts, vendor bills, inventory transfers, and other cross-company workflows.
Yes. Finance teams can generate consolidated financial statements across related companies and automatically eliminate intercompany transactions from consolidated reports. Users can also drill down from organization-wide results into individual entity details.
Yes. Acumatica supports multicurrency transactions, exchange rates, and currency conversions for organizations operating across different markets. These capabilities help companies maintain financial reporting across entities that transact in different currencies.
Yes. Acumatica supports company- and branch-level access controls as well as entity-specific financial processes and reporting. Organizations can restrict access to relevant company information while still supporting centralized accounting and consolidated reporting.