One instance, many companies
Growing businesses add entities — subsidiaries, joint ventures, regional offices, new brands. Traditional ERPs respond to this by spinning up separate instances for each entity. Each instance needs its own server, its own admin, its own chart of accounts, and its own integration points.
A composable platform handles multi-company operations natively. All entities share one database, one user base, and one set of master data. You define company-specific charts of accounts, tax rules, and currency settings as configuration — not as separate installations.
Currency without complexity
- Real-time exchange rates — automatic rate fetching with manual override capability
- Multi-currency transactions — purchase in USD, sell in EUR, report in GBP
- Inter-company journals — automatic elimination entries for consolidated reporting
- Country-specific compliance — tax templates per jurisdiction, e-invoicing support
- Consolidated dashboards — see all entities in one view with drill-down to individual company
The consolidation advantage
When all entities run on one platform, month-end consolidation is not a project — it is a button click. Inter-company transactions are already matched. Currency conversions are already applied. Elimination entries are already generated. What used to take a finance team two weeks now takes two hours.
If adding a new country or subsidiary requires a new ERP instance, you have the wrong architecture.