How Fynease compares › Consolidation

QuickBooks Online consolidation.

QuickBooks Online keeps each company in its own file, so a group needs another tool to see itself as one business. Consolidation tools read the company files and add them up. They differ in how they handle intercompany balances, other currencies, and whether the books underneath were closed before the numbers were combined.

What these tools do

  • Combine several company files into one set of statements
  • Eliminate intercompany balances, usually by rules you configure
  • Translate companies in other currencies into the group currency
  • Report on the group: dashboards, report packs and forecasts

Where Fynease fits

  • Each company closed first: schedules run, accounts reconciled and signed off
  • Intercompany reconciled across the companies before anything is eliminated, with any difference shown on its own line
  • IAS 21 translation with the translation adjustment in equity, and non-controlling interests from the ownership
  • Entries for a single company posted back to its QuickBooks Online file; group-only entries kept in Fynease

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A consolidated income statement for August 2026 in a Fynease report package, in Canadian dollars under US GAAP, compared with August 2025: revenue, gross profit, expenses, EBITDA, earnings before tax and net income of 28,564 dollars, with the intercompany management fee eliminated, and net income split into 34,376 dollars attributable to owners of the parent and a loss of 5,812 dollars attributable to non-controlling interests

Consolidated income statement · intercompany eliminated, profit split between the owners and the minority · Demo data

How each tool consolidates

Each product’s capabilities and prices are taken from its own published website and help documentation, checked September 2026. “Not described” means we could not find the capability documented; it is not a claim that it cannot be done. “Not compared” means we have not checked that row for that product.

Sources: Joiin: Pricing, Joiin Intelligence, Integrations and forecasting · Qvinci: Qvinci, FAQs (who it is for, ledgers, nightly sync, benchmarking), Intelligence platform (mapping, dashboards, templates, budgets), Team and headquarters, One-way sync, Journal entries add-on, Eliminations, Multi-currency conversions, Franchise solution, User roles, Pricing model, Free trial, Release notes 2025 · Fathom: Pricing, The Access Group acquires Fathom, Daily automatic updates, Consolidated reporting, Multi-currency consolidation method, Forecast horizon, AR and AP import, QuickBooks Online import · Syft Analytics: Posting journals from Syft, Xero to acquire Syft, Plans, Forecasts, Benchmarks, Data sync · Reach Reporting: Pricing, Read-only integration, No reconciliation (FAQ), Eliminations and translation

Feature Fynease Joiin Qvinci Fathom Syft Analytics Reach Reporting
Multi-entity consolidationYes: QuickBooks Online + CSV/Excel entitiesYes: unlimited entitiesYes: strong
Patented mapping of every location or entity to an organization-defined standard chart of accounts
Yes: up to 300 entities
Across QuickBooks, Xero, MYOB, Sage, and Excel companies
Yes: strong
Unlimited entities, proportional and acquisition methods, NCI, goodwill, consolidations of consolidations
Yes
No stated entity limit; account matching for same-name accounts
Intercompany transaction managementYesNo
Joiin eliminates at report time; it does not create or post intercompany transactions
Not comparedNoNo
Eliminations only; nothing posted to the ledger
No
Intercompany reconciliation and eliminationYes: reconciles, then eliminatesElimination only
Elimination groups configured by account and contact, then applied automatically; no reconciliation step
Eliminations entered manually
With an approval step, kept in Qvinci; not for Xero or manual-entry files; no reconciliation step described
Elimination only
Whole-account or fixed-value eliminations; no reconciliation step
Elimination only
Account-level and transaction-level eliminations with AI suggestions; no reconciliation step
Manual elimination
Whole accounts marked manually; partial amounts cannot be eliminated; eliminations do not yet flow to the cash flow statement
Foreign currency translationYes: IAS 21, CTA posted to OCIYes
Average rate P&L, closing rate Balance Sheet, custom and spot rates, automatic FX adjustment line
Currency conversion
Xe.com rates: closing for the balance sheet, monthly average for the P&L; one side must be USD; no translation adjustment described
Yes: 97 currencies
Average rate P&L, closing rate Balance Sheet; translation difference shown as a reconciling note
Yes
170+ currencies, average and closing rates, equity or P&L method
Average and closing rates
Rates from Open Exchange Rates; the translation reserve adjustment is currently manual
Balance Sheet reconciliation and sign-offYes: every account, three-stage sign-off, timestampedNoNot describedNoNo
Data review flags unreconciled bank items and anomalies; no sign-off workpapers
No
Reach states it does no reconciliation of any form
Posting entries back to QuickBooks OnlineYes: one click after approvalCompany Adjustments held in Joiin
Manual journals at the Joiin level; nothing posts to the source ledger
Paid add-on
Journal entries created and approved in Qvinci sync back to QuickBooks Online or Desktop; off until requested
No
One-way sync into Fathom only
Close-module journals
Prepaid and revenue recognition journals can be pushed to QuickBooks Online
No
Read-only by design
Ledger connectionsQuickBooks Online natively; any other system via trial balance or GL import (CSV/Excel)Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage, MYOB, FreeAgent, Zoho Books, Pennylane, Puzzle, Fortnox; spreadsheet and manual companiesQuickBooks Online and Desktop (including hosted), Xero, MYOB, Excel
Online ledgers sync nightly; Desktop through a local sync client
QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Xero, MYOB, Sage Business Cloud (UK), FreeAgent, Excel, Google SheetsXero, QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Sage, MYOB, FreshBooks, FreeAgent, Sage Intacct, Excel, Google Sheets; Stripe, Shopify, Square, Gusto, bank feedsQuickBooks Online and Desktop, Xero, MYOB, Digits, Gusto, Excel, Google Sheets, CSV trial balance
Board and management report packsYes: briefing plus board pack composerYes
Branded report packs, scheduled delivery, PDF and Excel
Yes: 250+ templates
PDF report packages with logos; scheduled delivery
Yes
Template library, white-label, scheduled delivery
Yes
Templates, Live Views, scheduled delivery to email, Slack, and Teams
Yes
Board report templates, PDF export; scheduled email delivery not described
ForecastingYes: three statements over three or five fiscal years, scenarios, 13-week cashYes
Three-way forecasts on Pro (launched September 2026)
Budgets and what-if cash forecasting
Budgets uploaded and compared with actuals
Yes: strong
Three-way, up to 5 years beyond the current financial year on Pro, scenarios, rolling, consolidated
Yes: strong
Driver-based four-way forecasts to 10 years; 180-day daily cash manager
Yes: strong
Three-way budgeting and forecasting, drivers, turnover projections, budgets by class
Pricing (published)From $199/month early bird (standard $249); 1 client, 3 entities, Automate and Intelligence included (Valuation is a per-client add-on); 14-day free trialBy number of companies consolidated: from $28/month for one company to $336/month for 100; Core, Pro, and Max tiers; unlimited users; 14-day trial on MaxPer file and per class, monthly or annual; unlimited users
Prices not published; a free trial starts with a call
Fathom Pro from $59/month per company (USD); Portfolio for firms from $67/month for 100 companies; unlimited users; 14-day free trialPriced per entity per month; unlimited users; consolidations free; 14-day free trial; included with qualifying Xero plansPer data connection, unlimited users: 1 connection $149/month, 10 connections $290/month, 25 connections $550/month; additional connections $22 to $149; 30-day free trial

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Common questions

How do you consolidate QuickBooks Online companies?

QuickBooks Online has no consolidation across company files, so a group connects each file to a consolidation tool, maps the accounts, sets up intercompany eliminations and currency translation, and reports from the combined result. The quality of the result depends on the books underneath: if a schedule was not run or intercompany does not agree, the consolidated statements carry the error.

What is the difference between Joiin, Qvinci and Fynease?

Joiin and Qvinci consolidate and report on the company books as they are, across several ledgers. Fynease closes each QuickBooks Online company first, reconciles intercompany across the companies, and then consolidates, with the translation adjustment and non-controlling interests on the statements. Fynease vs Joiin in detail.

Can Fathom or Syft consolidate QuickBooks Online companies?

Yes. Both consolidate for reporting, with eliminations and currency translation. They read the ledger rather than close it. Fynease vs Fathom and Fynease vs Syft compare them side by side.

What if some companies are not on QuickBooks Online?

Several of these tools connect natively to more ledgers than Fynease, which connects natively to QuickBooks Online and brings any other company in by trial balance or general ledger import.

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A consolidation is only as good
as the books underneath it.

Fynease closes every company first, proves intercompany agrees, and then consolidates.

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