Control vs Rephop

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.

Rephop consolidates group figures across countries and accounting systems, with tools for intercompany reconciliation, eliminations, ownership calculations, and currency translation. Users can define recurring eliminations for business combinations, group-level revaluations, and asset sales, then apply them in reporting periods. The platform calculates non-controlling interests at each group level and translates foreign-currency subsidiary transactions using daily rates, with average or period-end rates available where appropriate. It supports IFRS and US GAAP reporting, plus consolidation-level adjustments for local GAAP. Planning Manager handles multiple budgets and forecasts and can import Excel models using the same operations as actual consolidation. Supported statements include cash flow, changes in equity, property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, investment property, sales by country, and custom statements. It is a cloud platform accessible worldwide from internet-connected devices, with no stated maximum number of entities; tailored pricing is available above 100. Starter costs $299/mo, Standard $745/mo, and Premium $1399/mo. A 30-day trial is listed, but there is no free plan.