If your business consists of multiple entities, you need to be able to switch between a top-down perspective and a drill-down view. The Liquid platform has consolidation built into both the Reporting and Forecasting product versions - at no extra cost.
Quickly toggle from the single-company view into the consolidated report, where all your entities are grouped together.
In consolidation mode, you have full access to all the features of the Liquid platform, including visual dashboards and comprehensive forecasts.
Consolidated management reporting used to be tedious due to the manual process of eliminations. Liquid simplifies this.
With elimination bookings, you can create a two-day elimination entry betwen two entities. And with our all-new elimination rules, you let Liquid automatically eliminate all intercompany transactions based on the criteria you set - fully autonomously.
The full featureset of Liquid Forecasting is compatible with the consolidation platform. This means that the forecasts you build per entity are automatically consolidated for company-wide, consolidated forecasting - including automatic eliminations.
Consolidation is built into the entire Liquid platform. With Liquid Reporting, you can quickly consolidate your actuals across your business entities, and set up automatic eliminations if wanted. And for Liquid Forecasting users, the entire forecasting featureset is fully compatible with consolidation.
No. With Liquid, you only pay the license costs per entity. There are no additional costs for using the consolidation features.
Yes, you can. Eliminations are a neat way to clean up your consolidated reports, by eliminating the so-called intercompany relations. For experienced financials, this will be seen as a best practice and some external parties - like banks - may expect consolidated reports to include intercompany eliminations. However, it's not a requirement. Without setting up eliminations, you can still view a fully consolidated report including financial figures from all your business entities grouped together.