Compounder
GROUP

Your entire group's finances. Together and under control.

Bring finances together and consolidate them, understand customers and markets, and anticipate cash needs. Compounder's data models and AI agents give group management and subsidiaries a shared foundation for analysis, planning and decisions.

From shared data to better decisions across the group.

Faster month-end close

Reduce manual compilation with automatic mapping, consolidation and eliminations.

From raw data to better decisions

We bring your financial data together, structure it and check its quality — for better decisions in every subsidiary and across the group.

KPIs and ongoing monitoring

Track built-in and custom KPIs from group level to individual entities. Let AI agents analyse performance and identify variances.

Liquidity and planning

Anticipate cash inflows and outflows across group companies and track actuals against budgets and forecasts.

CONNECT THE WHOLE GROUP

Every company. One financial reality.

Connect the group's different business systems and let Compounder create one shared financial data layer. The companies' charts of accounts are mapped automatically to the group's shared structure, and company structures, dimensions and definitions are harmonised centrally — so the figures are comparable whichever systems the companies use. History comes along, and new companies join the same structure as the group grows.

Group structureAccount mappingCurrenciesDimensionsHistory
12 companies·4 currencies·3 business systems
FortnoxVismaBusiness Centraland more
CompounderOne shared financial data layer
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AUTOMATE THE GROUP CONSOLIDATION

A faster path from company figures to group close.

Compounder identifies intercompany transactions, proposes eliminations and automates recurring parts of the consolidation based on the group's rules — from the month-end close to consolidated income statements, balance sheets and cash flow reports.

With smart features for reconciliation and control, Compounder also helps identify differences, deviations and potential errors — for a quality-assured consolidation.

  1. 1. Collect
  2. 2. Map
  3. 3. Reconcile
  4. 4. Eliminate
  5. 5. Consolidate
  6. 6. Review

Automatic eliminations

Identify intercompany transactions and handle eliminations.

Reconciliation & control

Reconcile receivables and payables between companies and find differences, imbalances and entries that need review.

Currency translation

Translate companies that report in several currencies into the group's reporting currency.

Rule set

Define the group's rules once and apply the same logic every period, with traceability to the adjustments that affect the result.

BUSINESS ANALYSIS ACROSS THE GROUP

Understand which customers, products and markets drive the group.

Compounder's own data models and AI agents analyse customers, suppliers, products and markets across subsidiaries. See what drives revenue and profitability, where dependencies arise and how business performance develops across the group. Track built-in and custom KPIs and let AI agents run scheduled performance analyses.

Your most important customers

See which customers are largest and most important across group companies. Analyse revenue, profitability, payment behaviour and customer concentration, and understand how relationships are developing.

Suppliers and purchasing dependencies

Bring purchasing and costs together by supplier across subsidiaries. Understand which suppliers the group depends on and where costs and payment terms affect the business.

Products and market performance

Compare sales, product mix and margins across markets and companies. See which products and customer segments are growing and where performance needs closer investigation.

Organic growth beyond currency movements

Separate business performance from currency effects and changes in group composition. Analyse growth across comparable entities and at constant currencies to understand underlying organic growth.

LIQUIDITY ACROSS THE GROUP

See when cash will come in. And when it needs to go out.

Cash forecasts draw on data from the group's connected subsidiaries. Compounder's models and AI analyse upcoming inflows and outflows alongside how customers actually pay, helping you assess cash needs for each company and the group as a whole.

LIQUIDITY · 13 WEEKSSample data
Cash todaySEK 48.6mIn 13 weeksSEK 12.4mNet outflow per week−SEK 2.8m
Cash per weekReceiptsPaymentsClosing cashFloor SEK 20m
CompanyCash todayIn 13 weeks
Sverige ABSEK 28.4mSEK 14.1m
Norge ASSEK 12.1mSEK 6.0m
Danmark ApSSEK 8.1m−SEK 7.7m
GroupSEK 48.6mSEK 12.4m

Actual customer payment behaviour

Combine customer invoices and due dates with historical payments and average delays to estimate when cash is expected to arrive.

Suppliers, taxes and other outflows

Bring supplier invoices, payment dates, taxes and other known outflows together. See how they affect cash in the periods ahead.

Cash needs across companies

See which subsidiaries are expected to have cash surpluses or shortfalls and how this affects overall group liquidity. Plan funding and internal transfers using the full picture.

AI analysis of the forecast

Investigate what drives an expected cash shortfall and how changes in payment timing affect the forecast. Track developments as new invoices and payments arrive.

BUDGET, FORECAST AND ANALYSIS

Actuals, budget and forecast in the same structure.

Plan in the same structure as actuals. Compare budgets and forecasts by company, region and business area, and investigate variances with AI.

ActualsSEK 124.2mBudgetSEK 131.8mVariance−5.8 %
YouExplain the variance
The variance is driven above all by lower revenue in Sweden and Denmark, partly offset by a higher gross margin in Norway.
ASK THE WHOLE GROUP

Ask about the business. Trace answers to the records.

Work with group analyses in ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot. Answers use your data models, definitions and permissions, and can be traced to companies, accounts, transactions and invoices.

YouHow has EBITDA developed in the Nordics against budget this year?
EBITDA for the Nordics is SEK 42.8m so far this year, 8.4 % below budget. The variance is mainly driven by Sweden (SEK −4.1m) and Denmark (SEK −1.3m).
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Which suppliers account for the group's largest purchasing dependencies?↑
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AI ACROSS THE ORGANISATION

Shared tools. The right visibility for every management team.

Give group management and subsidiary management teams the same tools for analysis and performance tracking. Group management can work with the full picture, while each company accesses only the data it is authorised to see. Shared KPI definitions keep comparisons consistent.

Full traceability

Follow every figure back through the group structure to company, account, transaction and invoice. See which rules, eliminations and adjustments affected the result.

The right data to the right person

Let each management team analyse its customers, products, KPIs and liquidity within its permissions. Group management retains the overview. Enterprise is available for SSO, audit logs and SLAs.

A financial foundation that evolves with AI.

Make group data useful across the organisation today. Structure, definitions and permissions live in Compounder, so you can use the same financial foundation as you adopt new and improved AI models. Build reports, dashboards, models and custom apps in Studio, or work with the data through BI and APIs.

BUSINESS SYSTEMS
FortnoxVismaBusiness Centraland more
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StructureConsolidationControlRulesPermissions
ClaudeChatGPTCopilotAI agents · API

The whole group. One financial foundation.

Connect the companies once. Compounder makes sure the figures are structured, consolidated and ready to use. The Group plan brings together the features for multiple companies, the close and consolidation.