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Financial Consolidation

Close the Books with Confidence

Today's corporate officers are held to higher standards of accountability than ever before, even as their businesses grow more complex and stakeholders demand faster access to accurate results.

MPC enables you to automate the loading, validation, and consolidation of data from multiple source systems and multiple charts of accounts, making this process easier and accurate. Rely on the software’s comprehensive intercompany eliminations, journaling, currency conversion, audit trail generation, and reporting capabilities to help you confidently and swiftly comply with GAAP, IFRS, IAS, and other accounting standards and regulations.

MPC performance management software helps companies close their books quickly and confidently in this challenging environment. Web-based MPC enables organizations to quickly collect data from operating units around the world, even when these locations have disparate general ledger systems, charts of accounts, and ERP systems. Data is consolidated in line with local and international requirements, such as GAAP, Sarbanes-Oxley, and IFRS, and is stored in a single database, ensuring that everyone works with the same set of numbers, accessing data from an Excel or web interface.

Any changes are made in this central location, resulting in greater control and confidence in the numbers. Data can be compared with budgets, plans, and forecasts within MPC, which improves business performance management insight. With detailed journal and audit capabilities, MPC provides financial reporting transparency to satisfy both internal and external auditors alike.

With MPC's financial consolidation capabilities, you can:

  • Adhere to local and global accounting standards and reporting requirements such as GAAP, FASB, IAS, IFRS, and Sarbanes-Oxley.
  • Gain more process control through the centralized storage and maintenance of data. Speed financial consolidation and reporting by automating key processes such as data loading, consolidation, and verification.
  • Collect, process, report, and analyze data in multiple currencies, and report on the impact of currency fluctuations.
  • Carry out automated adjustments including minority interest, intercompany eliminations, recurring adjustments, and miscellaneous adjustments.
  • Consolidate data from various business perspectives (geographic region, product line, etc.) and multiple structure versions (this year's results, last year's results, etc).
  • Turn data into useful information by comparing results against budgets and forecasts.
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