Multi-Entity Finance
Multi-company and multi-legal-entity accounting, parent-child-subsidiary relationships, consolidated statements, and multi-currency support.
Sharp-Accounting is built for organizations that are more than one company — multiple legal entities, mixed industries, and operations across currencies.
Multi-company & multi-legal entity support
Each company in your organization can be a separate legal entity with its own independent accounting books and financial records. A group operating a hotel company, a restaurant company, and a clinic keeps clean, legally distinct books for each — all within one platform.
The organization structure itself — companies, branches, and legal entities — is defined in Orchestrator, and Sharp-Accounting builds its books on that structure.
Parent, child, and subsidiary relationships
Model your corporate structure as it really is: parent companies, children, and subsidiaries, with ownership relationships reflected in the books.
Separate books or consolidated statements
Choose the financial structure that matches how your business reports:
- Separate books per entity — each legal entity closes and reports independently.
- Consolidated financial statements — entity books roll up through parent-child relationships into consolidated statements for the whole organization.
You don't have to pick one forever — entities keep their own books either way; consolidation is a reporting view on top.
Multi-currency support
Operate and record transactions in multiple currencies — essential for organizations whose entities trade across borders or serve international customers.