Every entity mapped to one group chart of accounts.
Run the whole group from one live ledger
For the controller who runs the group. Month-end, consolidation and budgets on the ledgers your entities already use, every figure open to its transactions, and your team’s own AI on the same numbers. No ERP project.
- 01Every entity on its own ledger, one group view
- 02Budgets against live actuals
- 03Your own AI over MCP
The books close. Then the spreadsheet work starts.
Each entity closes in its own system. Someone then exports, maps, translates and eliminates by hand before the group numbers exist, and every question from the CFO or the board starts another round.
Entities keep their ledgers and their close.
Any group figure opens to its transactions.
Month-end, consolidation and budgets in one place.
The books arrive as they close.
Each entity connects its own accounting system. Syncs run at least daily, a refresh can be started on demand, and backdated entries are picked up again.
- Netvisor, Procountor, Fortnox, Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite and more
- Read-only access to every ledger
- Bookkeeping and period locks stay in each system
Group statements from separate books.
Control maps every entity to one group chart of accounts, translates currencies, calculates CTA and eliminates intragroup activity. Eliminations and group entries never post back to an entity’s books.
- P&L, balance sheet and cash flow for the group
- Automated and manual eliminations
- Budget and forecast next to the actuals
Every group figure opens to its transactions.
Drill from a group line to the entities, accounts and entries behind it. Your team’s own AI follows the same path over MCP, with each user’s Control permissions.
- Group, entity, account and transaction
- Variance to the accounts and entries behind it
- Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and other MCP clients
Open a consolidated P&L.
Compare connected entities, then drill from a group figure to the local entries behind it. The interactive sample below lets you try the same workflow.
From the first call to the group close.
Control handles the integration setup, the chart of accounts mapping and the first data check. Most companies go from first call to live data in under two hours, with no implementation fee.
- 01Connect
Link each entity
Authorize the accounting systems the group already uses.
- 02Map
Review the group mapping
Control drafts the mapping to one group chart of accounts. Your team reviews it.
- 03Close
Run the group close
Translate, eliminate and review the group statements as the entity books close.
- 04Plan
Plan against actuals
Lock the budget and measure every month against it.
What controllers ask first.
Bring the rest to a demo: 30 minutes on your group and your first question.
Ask us about your setupDo our entities have to change accounting systems?
No. Each entity keeps its own system and its own close. Control reads every ledger through official APIs with read-only access and maps it to one group chart of accounts.
How long does setup take, and what does it cost?
Most companies go from first call to live data in under two hours. Control handles the integration setup, the chart of accounts mapping and the first data check. Prices are published: €249 a month for one entity, €499 for consolidation, billed monthly with no implementation fee.
Can we keep our Excel and Google Sheets models?
Yes. Your models, formulas and templates stay where they are. Control replaces the export and copy-paste work that feeds them.
Which AI tools can our team use?
Claude, ChatGPT and Codex connect over MCP, and other MCP clients can connect the same way. Each user’s Control permissions apply, and MCP access is included in every plan.
Does Control replace the month-end close?
No. Bookkeeping, accruals and period locks stay in each entity’s system. Control syncs the books as they close and applies the group logic above them.
- ISO 27001 certified
- Core platform hosted in Finland
- Write-back, if you turn it on, posts only drafts an Owner or Admin approved
See your group on one live ledger.
30 minutes on your entities, your systems and your first question.

