Every group company's books, one permission model, one audit trail
Every company in the group keeps its own books, its own currency and its own tax rules — but the group still needs one view of revenue, unpaid invoices and headcount, one answer to who can see or approve what, and one audit trail that runs across all of it. AIOSOL gives every entity a place on the same shared database, with Multi Company and Multi Branch built in, so group-level reporting doesn't start with exporting a spreadsheet from each company.
What usually breaks, and which module fixes it
- FinanceMulti Company
Each company keeps separate books, and nobody has a single view of the group
Accounting and Financial Reports sit in the Finance module, and Multi Company is part of the platform's global-ready feature set — so every entity runs on the same shared database and its books can be read together from one place. Each company still keeps its own books; this is group-level reporting over them, not a statutory consolidation with inter-company eliminations.
- Multi BranchMulti CurrencyMulti Tax
Branches and entities across regions, each with different currencies and tax rules
Multi Branch, Multi Currency, Multi Tax and Multi Time Zone are built into the platform, alongside Localization and Regional Formatting — so an entity's own currency, tax setup, time zone and number formatting are configuration inside one account, not a separate installation per region.
- Role Based Access Control
No clear answer to who can see or approve what, across entities
Role Based Access Control decides what each user can see and do, and Session Management shows active sessions with device and last-active time so access can be revoked — one permission model covering every company in the group, not a separate user list maintained per entity.
- Audit TrailFinance
A group audit needs a trail across every company, not one system at a time
Audit Trail and Activity Logs record changes as a real filterable list, and Financial Reports draw from the same shared database — so an audit can follow an entry back to the user, the company and the time it was made, without collecting logs from separate systems first.
Group reporting, not statutory consolidation
Group-level figures are reporting views that read each company's own books together. They are not statutory consolidated accounts — AIOSOL does not perform inter-company eliminations, consolidation adjustments, transfer-pricing adjustments or minority-interest calculations. Each company in the group keeps its own books in the Finance module, and Financial Reports let you read those books across every company from one place.
KPI cards your team would see on day one
Read across every company in the group instead of one entity at a time — these are reporting views over each company's own books, not a statutory consolidation.
Figures shown are illustrative sample data, not a real customer's numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Multi Company and Multi Branch are part of AIOSOL's global-ready feature set, so every company and branch in a group runs on one shared database from one account, instead of a separate installation and a separate login per entity.
No. AIOSOL does not perform statutory consolidation, inter-company eliminations, transfer-pricing adjustments or minority-interest calculations. Each company in the group keeps its own books in the Finance module, and Financial Reports let you read those books across every company from one place — group-level reporting over separate sets of books, not a statutory consolidated financial statement.
Yes. Multi Currency, Multi Tax, Multi Time Zone, Localization and Regional Formatting are all part of AIOSOL's global-ready feature set, so one entity in Dhaka and another in Dubai can each run on their own currency, tax setup, time zone and number formatting inside the same account.
Yes. Role Based Access Control governs what every user can see and do, and Session Management shows active sessions with the device and last-active time so they can be revoked. It is one permission model covering every company in the group, not a separate user list maintained per entity.
Yes. Audit Trail and Activity Logs record changes as a real filterable list rather than a settings-tab afterthought, so a group audit can follow an entry back to the user, the company and the time it was made without collecting logs from separate systems.
Yes. Financial Reports and the KPI Dashboard read from the same shared database as Finance, Sales and HR, so Total Revenue, Outstanding Invoices and Active Employees can be read across every company in the group instead of one entity at a time. These are reporting views over each company's own books, not a statutory consolidation.