Consolidated visibility, without a consolidation project.
Group P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow across every subsidiary and every currency — with drill-down to the source entity and the source transaction, and an audit trail on the eliminations.
The workbook only one person understands.
Export the trial balances. Map them to the group chart of accounts. Convert the foreign entities at rates you pulled by hand. Post the intercompany eliminations from a schedule you maintain yourself. Every month, and worse every quarter.
This is not a configuration mistake you can fix. QuickBooks has no native consolidation, no automated elimination, and no intercompany matching — and that is equally true in Enterprise and Pro. Xero is the same. You are working around the product, not around a setting.
Then the auditor asks for the elimination support, and you assemble it again. Then you acquire another company, and the workbook grows another column.
Stop requesting data. You already have it.
FynOps connects to each subsidiary's own systems and reads what is already there. No templates to send, no forms to chase, no spreadsheet to assemble.
Group revenue & EBITDA
Consolidated across every connected entity
Entity contribution
Each subsidiary against the group total
Operating margin by entity
Comparable across the group
Post-elimination consolidation
Intercompany removed automatically
Shipping today
Everything below runs in the product now and can be shown in a demo.
Every entity, one graph
Connect each subsidiary once. Group reporting reads from live ledgers instead of from exports someone remembered to run.
Per-entity agent teams
Each subsidiary gets its own close running overnight, so consolidation starts from books that are already current rather than from books you are still waiting on.
On the roadmap
Where this vertical is going. Listed openly so you know what is built and what is not — early customers shape the order these ship in.
Intercompany elimination engine
Configure the rules once for your group structure and apply them every cycle — with the elimination itself audit-logged rather than living in a formula.
Intercompany matching
The harder half of the problem: surfacing the transactions that should offset and do not. Finding the mismatches, not just netting the matches.
Multi-currency translation
Automatic FX translation with cumulative translation adjustment and a rate history you can point an auditor at.
Mixed-ERP groups
Six subsidiaries on QuickBooks, two on Xero, and the acquisition that came with Sage Intacct — consolidated together, in any combination.
Covenant and ratio monitoring
Group-level debt ratios and lender covenants tracked continuously, with an alert before a test is missed rather than after.
Management vs. statutory views
The same underlying data presented two ways, plus segment reporting by geography and business line.
What we connect to
You connect systems. You never migrate off them.
Built for Holding Companies
QuickBooks Online
Any number of entities, each connected separately
Xero
Mix freely with QuickBooks entities in one group
Stripe / Shopify / PayPal
Operating activity across subsidiaries
Sage Intacct
For the acquired entity nobody wants to migrate
FX rate service
Daily and period-average rates for translation and CTA
Gusto / ADP / Rippling
Consolidated headcount and compensation across entities
Plus everything else in the catalog
24 connectors and counting, available on every workspace regardless of market.
And anything else you run
The list above is where we've started, not where we stop. If your subsidiaries run something we haven't connected yet, that's a conversation — not a dead end.
Zapier and Make
Both are supported as first-class connections, which puts several thousand more apps within reach without anyone writing code.
Inbound webhooks
Any system that can send an HTTP request can push data into your workspace, signed and validated on arrival.
Custom connectors
Gearfire, ServiceFusion, and Walmart were all built because a customer asked. Some run through our browser automation service, for systems that offer no usable public API at all.
Consolidation tools consolidate what you hand them.
Joiin, Fathom, and Syft sit on top of your exports and do a decent job at low entity counts. Their documented ceiling is complex elimination scenarios, high entity volumes, and formal audit-trail requirements — which is usually the exact moment you start needing them. The alternative on offer is a full ERP replacement at six figures and a year of implementation, to buy a capability you could connect to instead.
See it against your own subsidiaries.
Connect one subsidiary and see the output before you commit to anything. Same per-entity pricing as every other FynOps workspace.
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