Solutions
Related companies, unrelated ledgers
Each legal company keeps its own books, its own chart, and its own close. You get side-by-side oversight across the companies you have access to, without merging anything that should stay separate.
- Per-company ledgers
- Side-by-side oversight
- Scoped access
Companies/ Side by side · NovemberEach company is shown on its own books. Consolidated statements and eliminations are not a current certified capability.
- Chart and close
- Per company
- Oversight
- Side by side
- Company switching
- One switch
- Access per company
- Scoped
No forced shared structure.
Across every company you can see.
Move between books without re-login.
People see only their companies.
Structure
Add a company without restarting
New companies inherit a chart template and reporting calendar, then diverge as they need to. Nothing about adding the fourth company resembles a migration.
In practice
- Chart templates with per-company overrides
- Independent fiscal calendars and bases
- Company-level permissions
- Shared vendors and customers where you want them
Oversight
Separate books, one place to watch them
Compare companies side by side and open any one of them directly. Each figure stays attached to the single company it came from.
In practice
- Side-by-side comparison of the companies you can access
- Open any company's own statements from the list
- Per-company exports
- No merged or combined statements
Every legal company needs its own VaretIQ subscription, with isolated books, bank enrollments, users, payroll, integrations, tax profile, and audit history. A location is part of the same legal entity and is never a substitute for a separate company. Consolidated statements, group consolidation, and intercompany eliminations are not a current certified VaretIQ launch capability.
See companies side by side
See how several legal companies are presented side by side. Each legal company holds its own subscription and books.