Consolidation.app vs Liquid Consolidation

Consolidation.app is a web workspace for controlled group reporting across entities. Its guided close workflow moves from collecting entity packages through mapping, intercompany matching, explanations, proposed eliminations, and approvals. Packages can record the period, currency, source ledger, owner, and validation status. Mappings relate local accounts and dimensions to the group chart, with ownership visible; receivables and payables are paired by entity, counterparty, currency, document, and period. The workflow preserves reviewer decisions and open limitations, and holds group output until accountable reviewers resolve exceptions and accept the reporting package. People remain responsible for confirming source completeness, settling policy choices, evaluating explanations, and approving postings and close. The public preview is illustrative: it does not post entries, operate a live close, validate accounting conclusions, or produce financial statements. The site describes security measures including Secure HttpOnly session cookies and organization-scoped PostgreSQL Row Level Security, while cautioning that these claims are not a certification, penetration-test attestation, compliance guarantee, or customer-specific review. Enterprise controls, recovery objectives, incident terms, and production-data scope require a signed agreement. Pricing is on request.

Liquid Consolidation is web-based financial software for finance teams that brings accounting data into consolidated reports and forecasts. Controllers, CFOs, and accountants can define intercompany elimination rules; Liquid applies them as new accounting entries arrive and flags imbalances. It maps different account names and accounting packages into a standardized report and dashboard, and rolls operating-company forecasts into a group view. The consolidation page states that there is no limit to the number of entities and that users can create unlimited subgroups, such as regions or divisions. Accounting data syncs daily, with a manual sync option. Connections use OAuth, and Liquid says setup takes about two minutes without an IT specialist. Named integrations include Exact Online, Twinfield, AFAS, Auditfile (.XAF), Basecone, Lyanthe, Microsoft Excel, and Nmbrs. Pro costs €99.00 per month, billed monthly, for one entity, three users, and three scenarios. Scale costs €249.00 per month, billed monthly, for three entities, five users, and unlimited scenarios. Annual payment offers 10% savings. A 14-day trial is available; there is no free plan.