How it works
No migration, no new ERP, no change for your bookkeepers. Your companies keep their own QuickBooks and Xero — Composenz reads them and composes the group view on top.
The whole flow, in one scroll
Scroll through what happens between your companies' ledgers and the brief that lands every Monday. The deterministic engine does the math; the read is written over verified figures, never instead of them.
Connect
Four companies, four ledgers — two on QuickBooks, two on Xero. You authorise each one read-only through its official sign-in. Nothing is migrated and nothing changes for your bookkeepers.
4 entities connected · read-only
Consolidate & eliminate
Deterministic SQL adds the entities up and matches intercompany charges — rent, management fees, internal loans — then eliminates them so the group isn't double-counted. The sum of entities, minus eliminations, equals the consolidated group to the cent.
Sum of entities − eliminations = group
Every Monday
Your Monday Brief arrives: how the whole group did in one number, the consolidated statements, and a CFO-style read on what changed and why it matters. Suggested by the engine, reviewed by a human before it ships.
Group net income · with a CFO-style read
Integrations
Each entity connects independently — mix QuickBooks and Xero in the same group.
Connect each Xero organisation via official OAuth with read-only scopes.
Connect each QuickBooks company via Intuit's official OAuth, read-only.
More accounting platforms join based on what founding members run. Tell us what your group needs.
