Multi-entity financial consolidation with intercompany eliminations, currency translation, and segment reporting — on the same model that runs Profitability Monitor and feeds Business Intelligence.
Each subsidiary submits a trial balance. Someone — usually one person, usually late — pastes them into a master workbook, applies FX, hunts the intercompany mismatches, books the eliminations and prays the totals tie.
A version goes to audit. Another to the board. A third to the bank. The workbook is the system of record, and it leaves the company on a USB stick. Response365 makes the group close a query, not a forensic exercise.
Parent, subsidiaries, joint ventures and minority holdings — modelled as real ownership data, with effective dates, percentages and consolidation method per node.
Receivables in one entity find the payable in the other. Mismatches surface with the delta, the period and the responsible owner. Eliminations post as journals — not as a hand edit on the group row.
Closing rate for the balance sheet, average for the income statement, historical for equity — applied per account, with CTA falling out where it should. Re-runnable for any prior period.
No re-keying, no master workbook, no end-of-quarter all-nighter. Group numbers feed straight into Profitability Monitor and Business Intelligence.
Each entity closes its own books — trial balances flow into the group model on the same chart of accounts mapping.
Functional-currency balances are translated per account using the right FX rate — closing, average or historical.
Intercompany receivables, payables, revenue and cost of sales are matched across entities, with deltas raised for owners.
Matched intercompany pairs auto-eliminate as group-level journals — fully reversible, fully auditable.
Non-controlling interests are calculated against ownership percentages and split out as their own line.
The consolidated result is re-presented by segment — business line, geography, brand or any cut you've defined.
Lock the period, freeze the journals, hand the auditor a read-only link. same model, prior period restated
Wholly-owned, majority, minority, joint ventures — represented exactly as they are, not flattened into a tagging convention.
Intercompany transactions are tagged at the source. At group time, they find each other.
Translation isn't one rate applied to a total — it's three rates applied to the right rows.
NCI is calculated at the share level, split out of consolidated net income and presented on its own line — automatic, traceable, and updated when ownership changes mid-period.
Re-cut the consolidated result by business line, geography, brand or product family. Same numbers, different lens — and reconciled to the group total in a click.
Every elimination, every translation adjustment, every NCI allocation posts as a group-level journal — visible, reversible, and tied to the period it belongs to.
No reconciliation pack to assemble — the model already is the pack.
| Capability | OneStream | Oracle HFM | Response365 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-entity group hierarchy | Yes | Yes | Yes — modelled as data |
| Automatic intercompany elimination | Yes | Yes | Yes — matched and journaled |
| FX translation per account class | Yes | Yes | Yes — closing, average, historical |
| Non-controlling interests, native | Yes | Yes | Yes — share-level |
| Segment reporting in the same model | Add-on cube | Add-on | Yes — re-cut, not re-built |
| Source-system integration | Connectors | Implementation | Same platform as the ledger |
| Auditor read-only access | Add-on user | Per-seat | Yes — scoped, included |
| Time to first close | 6–12 months | 9–18 months | Weeks, not quarters |
| Cost | Six-figure annual | Six-figure annual + SI | Included in Response365 |
The conservative annual case for a mid-sized group with four to eight legal entities.
OneStream, HFM or a long-running spreadsheet build — licence, hosting and the implementation partner, all retired.
Cut group close from ten days to three. Four close cycles a year, two senior finance people, time back to the business.
No master consolidation file, no version-control archaeology, no audit follow-ups asking which sheet was the final one.
Before counting the audit hours saved because every group number traces to the entity-level journal that produced it.
It automatically detects receivable/payable mismatches using entity-level trial balances, posts eliminations as journal entries, and updates the consolidated view in real time without manual spreadsheet edits. The process runs each close period and is fully auditable.
Yes, the platform stores FX rates per account, allowing each balance to be translated at the appropriate rate for the reporting period, and recalculates instantly when rates change. This ensures accurate translation for assets, liabilities, income and expense accounts without manual lookup tables.
Segment definitions and ownership percentages are stored as hierarchical data; the engine computes segment results and allocates non‑controlling interest shares automatically during consolidation. Results are available alongside legal‑entity totals in the same model.
The core platform starts at €14.99 per user per month; the consolidation capability is included in the base platform, with optional industry packs at €599/month for specific regulatory reporting needs. A 1‑month free trial is available with a credit card.
By treating each subsidiary’s trial balance as source data and running the close as a query against a single data model, the platform produces the signed group pack directly, removing manual workbook edits, version sprawl, and USB distribution.
Let us show you in seven minutes how three subsidiary trial balances become a translated, eliminated, NCI-allocated group result — with every figure tracing back to the entity-level journal that produced it.