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Emfino vs Konsolidat

Emfino

6.7#5 in financial consolidation softwareFrom €100 a month
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Konsolidat

7.9#1 in financial consolidation softwareFrom $3,500 a month
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FactEmfinoKonsolidat
ConsolidationThe consolidation module includes reconciliation of intra-group transactions and balances, automated eliminations, and consolidation adjustments.Its consolidation engine supports multiple entities, currencies, ownership trees, intercompany eliminations and non-controlling interest.
Founded2020Grynn's site displays an establishment year of 2016.
HeadquartersRiga, LatviaGrynn lists Zürich, Switzerland as its location and gives Neuweg 24, 8222 Beringen, Switzerland as its legal address.
ProductEmfino is financial software for multi-entity financial reporting, consolidation, budgeting, data validation, and analysis.Konsolidat is an MIT-licensed, open-source EPM product for finance teams using SAP or Microsoft Dynamics, with an Excel-native interface.
SupportTechnical support is included in the subscription.Self-hosted users receive community support and a public roadmap; the hosted plan lists an enterprise SLA and priority support from the core team.

Emfino plans

  • Additional 50 users€100 a month
  • Additional 10 legal entities€200 a month
  • Budgeting Module—
  • Currency Translation Module—
  • Principal & Consolidation Module—

Konsolidat plans

  • Self-hostedFree
  • Hosted$3,500 a month
  • 4-Week Pilot$25,000, paid once

Pick Emfino if…

Emfino is suited to finance teams handling multi-entity reporting and dimensional accounting in multinational or domestic companies. Its listed client industries include finance and insurance, construction, hospitality, manufacturing, and retail.

Pick Konsolidat if…

Konsolidat is aimed at finance teams using SAP or Microsoft Dynamics that need entity consolidation and allocations. Self-hosting may suit teams wanting infrastructure control; hosted service is an alternative for managed operations.

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