Capassa
Consolidation

See the group as one business.

If your business consists of several companies, you probably view them separately today, in separate systems or spreadsheets.

Consolidation in Capassa brings them together, so you can see the group as a whole rather than just the sum of its parts.

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How it works

The whole group, gathered in one place.

Four things get easier when the companies in the group are seen together rather than one by one.

How do I get an overview of several companies?

See every company in the group together, as one business, instead of switching between separate systems or tabs for each individual company.

How do I follow the development across the whole group?

See how the group as a whole develops over time, not just each company on its own.

How do I compare the companies?

See at a glance which companies are pulling their weight, and which ones need attention.

How does this save time?

Skip assembling the numbers from several companies by hand before every single meeting or report.

Independent of accounting system

One click. Everything together.

It makes no difference which accounting system each company in the group uses. You never have to pull numbers out of different systems by hand and line them up in Excel yourself.

Press one button and you have everything together, in one dashboard — and in an Excel file too, if you want it.

For group leaders, accountants and investors.

As a group leader

You see the group as a whole, without having to piece the numbers together from each individual company yourself.

As an accountant

You can show the client the group as a whole, instead of delivering one set of accounts per company with nothing tying them together.

As an investor

You get an overview of all your investments together in Capassa, instead of following each company separately.

That makes it easier to see, understand and explain how the group is actually developing.

Consolidation is not about gathering accounts.

It is about seeing the business the way it actually fits together.

Whether the group has two companies or twenty, you see the whole picture in the same place, instead of piecing it together yourself every time someone asks.

From company to group

Dashboards and reports show each company.

Consolidation shows them as a whole.

Use the dashboards and reports to go into depth on a single company, and consolidation to see how the group fits together.

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Ask across the whole group

Ask one question. Get answers from the whole group.

Which company has the best margin right now? Why is one of them changing direction?

Ask Capa.

Capa answers across every company in the group, not one at a time, so you never have to ask the same question over and over.

See how Capa works

See the group the way it actually fits together.

See every company together.

Follow the group's development.

Save the time you spend assembling numbers.

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Frequently asked questions

Which accounting systems does Capassa support?

Capassa integrates with PowerOffice Go, Tripletex, Fiken, Visma eAccounting, Duett, Finago, Azets, Eika Regnskap, DNB Regnskap, Sparebank 1 Regnskap and Unimicro.

Do the companies I want to see together have to be connected to Capassa already?

Yes. Each company is connected to Capassa in the usual way, through its own accounting system. You then choose which companies should be included in the group overview.

Can I see the individual companies as well as the group as a whole?

Yes. Consolidation shows the group as a whole, but you can go into the dashboards and reports for each individual company at any time to see the detail.

Who can see the consolidation?

Your role determines what you have access to — the same role-based access control as the rest of Capassa.

Where is the data stored?

With Microsoft Azure, in data centres in Norway and Western Europe. Data is encrypted both in transit and at rest.

Do I need a finance background to understand the group overview?

No. The group is presented the same way as the rest of Capassa, with dashboards and explanations in plain language rather than accounting jargon.