Cradle vs Lucanet

Cradle is a web-based system for automating lease accounting and compliance reporting. It supports IFRS 16, ASC 842, GASB 87, GASB 96 and FRS 102, and handles lessee, lessor and sublease accounting. The software calculates present values, accounts for modifications, prepares journal entries and generates required reports. Reports can cover one agreement, a company or a consolidated organization, with balance sheet, income statement, cash flow and disclosure options. Users can enter foreign exchange rates for converting leases into the applicable functional currency. Cradle can mirror a customer's general ledger and cost-center setup so accounting data can be exported into that system. Lease data may be entered manually, uploaded with a bulk template, migrated from Excel or moved through a custom engineering solution. Custom fields can be searched, stratified and exported. The Small Plan costs $99 a month for up to 10 agreements; the Regular Plan costs $199 a month for up to 20 leases. Both plans allow unlimited users and include no training. Cradle offers a 30-day trial and says it provides 24/7 support, guides and videos.

Lucanet is a cloud-deployed, web-based financial planning and management platform for organizations working across multiple entities. It supports approval workflows, scenario planning, actual-versus-budget comparisons, rolling forecasts, multi-entity budgeting, and accounting integrations. Multi-entity support is listed for organizations planning across more than one entity. Lucanet names three plans: Basic, Advanced, and Professional. The Basic plan includes Consolidation and Financial Planning, Extended Planning and Analysis, ESG Reporting, Disclosure Management, Lease Accounting, and Banking and Cash Management. The maker, Lucanet, was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Its listed functions cover planning, budgeting, consolidation, reporting, and review processes, while the cloud deployment keeps the product on the web platform. Organizations can use the named plans as a starting point for discussing scope, but the available facts do not specify feature details for Advanced or Professional.