Reporting tools visualise your accounting data. BrizoSystem consolidates it first — eliminations, NCI, CTA, and GAAP tagging done at the data level so every number that reaches a report is already correct.
Reporting and analytics tools connect to your accounting system and display what's already there. They're useful for dashboards, trends, and presenting to stakeholders — but they assume the consolidation work has already been done.
BrizoSystem does that work. Intercompany eliminations, currency translation, NCI, and GAAP tagging are computed in the data before any number reaches a report. The output is consolidated financials that are audit-ready — not just visually presented.
A straightforward look at where the accounting work happens — and where it doesn't.
If your consolidation is already done correctly, reporting tools are excellent for presenting and analysing the results.
Great for tracking revenue trends, margin ratios, and KPIs across time. If the numbers coming in are consolidated and correct, they surface them beautifully.
Polished, shareable reports for stakeholders. If the underlying data is consolidated, these tools produce clean presentation-layer output quickly.
If you run one entity with no intercompany transactions, there's nothing to consolidate — a reporting tool gives you exactly what you need.
Running multiple entities with intercompany transactions, foreign subsidiaries, or minority interests? A reporting tool will show you unconsolidated numbers. You need the consolidation step first — that's what BrizoSystem is for.
You already have a clean, consolidated set of numbers in your accounting system — no intercompany transactions, no foreign subs, no minority interests. You want better visualisation, dashboards, or presentation-layer output on top of that data.
You have 3–20 entities with intercompany transactions, foreign subsidiaries, or minority interests that need to be eliminated and consolidated before any number is correct. You need the accounting work done, not just presented.
Get the accounting work done — then get the reports.