Control vs Farseer

Control connects accounting systems and consolidates financial reporting for single companies and multi-entity groups. It provides live profit-and-loss, balance-sheet, and cash-flow statements with drill-down to source transactions. Group reporting supports currency translation, CTA, intercompany eliminations, and group account structures. Planning covers budgets, forecast versions, and variance analysis while preserving approved plans. Integrations include Netvisor, Procountor, Fortnox, Visma eEkonomi, Tripletex, e-conomic, Xero, QuickBooks, Xledger, NetSuite, and Odoo; Stripe supplies billing and payment data, while CSV imports cover other systems. Syncs run at least daily, with on-demand refresh and re-syncs for backdated entries or restatements. Control exposes structured financial data through MCP to compatible tools. It is available by web and API. Pricing starts at €99/month for qualifying early companies, with plans up to €999/month.

Farseer is an FP&A platform for enterprise finance teams, combining planning, forecasting and reporting. It covers budgets, rolling forecasts, sales, workforce and ESG plans, cash-flow forecasting, profitability analysis, scenarios, variance review, forecast-versus-actuals work and financial consolidation. Modeling supports enterprise financial logic through natural-language formulas without code. A spreadsheet-style interface and dashboards let users move from profit-and-loss figures to invoices. The Rama in-memory engine processes models across products, entities, accounts, currencies and time; Farseer says it can import 350,000 rows in 35 seconds. Connectors are listed for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Workday, Salesforce, Snowflake, BigQuery and SQL warehouses, alongside an API and custom connectors. Farseer AI can build a planning model from ERP data for sandbox review. The service is web-based, paid and priced on request, with role controls, audit logs and single-tenant Google Cloud hosting in Belgium.