Consolidation Reporting
for QuickBooks & Xero
(Xero coming soon)
Combine multiple client ledgers into one group and produce a single set of consolidated financial statements — even when your clients are split across QuickBooks and Xero.
What is consolidation reporting?
Consolidation reporting combines the financial data of several entities — subsidiaries, trusts or related companies — into one set of group financial statements, presented as though the group were a single business. Intercompany transactions are eliminated so the consolidated result reflects only dealings with the outside world.
For accounting firms, the hard part is that each client entity often lives in a different ledger — and sometimes a different accounting package. Report Craft is built specifically to solve this: connect every ledger, map each chart of accounts to a shared group structure, post your eliminations, and generate consolidated statements in minutes rather than hours of spreadsheet work.
How Report Craft consolidates your ledgers
1. Connect
Link every entity's QuickBooks Online or Xero (coming soon) ledger via secure OAuth. Mix packages freely within one group.
2. Map accounts
Allocate each ledger's accounts to a unified group chart of accounts. The mapping is remembered for every future run.
3. Adjust & eliminate
Post consolidation adjustments and elimination journals to remove intercompany loans, sales and investments.
4. Generate
Produce consolidated P&L, balance sheet and trial balance, bundled into a single professional PDF.
Everything you need to consolidate a group
One group. One set of statements.
Stop rebuilding consolidations in spreadsheets every reporting cycle. Connect your ledgers once and generate consolidated financial statements on demand.
Consolidation reporting FAQ
What is consolidation reporting?
Can Report Craft consolidate QuickBooks and Xero together?
How do I map accounts across different ledgers?
How are eliminations and consolidation adjustments handled?
What consolidated reports can I produce?
Want the full picture? See all report types and pricing, or read our consolidation guides.