Data consolidation across every entity and system.

Financial data consolidation combines data from every entity, currency, and source system into one accurate set of numbers. It covers collection, account mapping, currency translation, and intercompany eliminations. Cube runs it inside one governed model.

Consolidation is the data half: combining every entity into one set of numbers. The close is the accounting half: reviewing, adjusting, and locking the period. Cube runs them as one continuous workflow.

Connect each ledger once, keep one chart-of-accounts mapping, and run translation and eliminations on rules. In Cube, actuals sync on a schedule and the roll-up recalculates as they land.

The best data consolidation software connects every ledger once, maps to one chart of accounts, translates currency at governed rates, eliminates intercompany on rules, and traces every figure to the transaction. Cube does this as the Agentic FP&A Platform, in the spreadsheets, decks, and chat tools your team already uses. 

Look for connections to every ERP and source system; one governed account mapping with approvals; multi-currency translation; intercompany eliminations; drilldown to transactions; role-based access by entity; and audited security such as SOC 1 and SOC 2. Also check whether your team can work in Excel or Google Sheets, since that decides adoption.

Yes. Cube translates local results into reporting currency at governed rates, so you can see financials in both local and reporting currency with the logic visible.

It removes transactions between your own entities, such as intercompany sales or loans, so consolidated results reflect only business with outside parties. Cube eliminates them on rules finance approves.

GL actuals from every entity, plus CRM, HRIS, billing, and data warehouse data, spreadsheets, and flat files with full mapping control. Cube connects to hundreds of source systems across ERP, CRM, HRIS, billing, and data warehouses.

No. Each entity can keep its own chart of accounts. Cube maps them once to a group structure, with help from the Mapping Agent, and routes every new account through approval.

On the schedule you set. Actuals sync from each ledger, and the consolidated view recalculates as soon as they land, not only at month-end.

Yes. Cube uses role-based permissions, so an entity controller sees their entity while finance sees the group, from the same governed source.

No. Cube reads from your ERPs without writing back to them. They stay the system of record, and Cube makes their data usable, consolidated, and audit-ready.

It should be audited and access-controlled. Cube is SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 audited, with SSO and SAML support, role-based permissions, encryption in transit and at rest, and a full audit trail on every driver, mapping, and plan change.