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Multi-entity finance

Keep every company's accounting boundary explicit

Define legal entities as the accounting and reporting scope while preserving the workspace collaboration boundary.

Product story

Multi-entity finance

Evidence linked
A conceptual product view. Values are illustrative and do not represent customer data or a financial forecast.

The problem

Financial context should arrive before the decision.

Group visibility becomes opaque when legal-entity boundaries, paired intercompany activity, translation, and eliminations are buried in spreadsheets.

Workflow

From source context to a reviewable outcome.

  1. 01

    Define legal entities and explicit relationships.

  2. 02

    Keep each entity's accounting evidence separate.

  3. 03

    Verify both sides of intercompany activity.

  4. 04

    Derive traceable group reporting without rewriting member ledgers.

Capabilities

A focused set of building blocks, connected to the same financial system.

01

Legal-entity boundaries

02

Paired intercompany workflows

03

Traceable consolidation

04

Multi-entity reporting integrity

Understandable controls

What the product does not assume.

Different-currency activity requires explicit approved FX authority. Consolidation is derived reporting and never mutates member ledgers or creates a balancing plug.

AI relationship

Explanation without silent authority.

AI can explain entity and elimination drivers, but cannot approve rates, post either side, change ownership, or override unsupported reporting.

In practice

Hypothetical example: a parent charge posts before the subsidiary side, so OwnCents surfaces a partial state instead of presenting the relationship as balanced.

See it in context

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