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The tables behind Financial Consolidation

Financial Consolidation ships with 30 tables, grouped here by the feature that uses them. Every record your team works with lives in one of them, and you can add fields and tables in Proto.

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How the model is organised

Entities and ownership

Legal entities, ownership structure, ownership changes, consolidation groups, group memberships and Employees. Define entities, effective ownership and the group population.

Source balances and mappings

Consolidation periods, consolidation CoA, chart of accounts mapping, subsidiary trial balances and trial balance lines. Preserve the source close and its lines alongside reviewed group-account mappings.

Run and translation inputs

Consolidation runs, FX rates, FX translation rules, FX rate requirements, translated balances and cumulative translation adjustment. Freeze the required population and exact input versions, including reviewed rate inputs and historical translation layers.

Reconciliation and adjustments

Intercompany transactions, IC reconciliation, IC disputes, Eliminations, elimination lines, minority interest, top side adjustments and consolidation movements. Retain decisions and calculation context for reconciliation, elimination and adjustment records.

Published results

Consolidated trial balance, consolidated financials, Disclosures, board pack exports and board pack distributions. Retain immutable publication references for statements, disclosures and board packs.

Every table, by feature

Entity and ownership management

7 tablesAbout this feature
  • Legal entities

    The entity master. Every legal vehicle in the corporate group — parent, subsidiaries (domestic and foreign), branches, joint ventures, VIEs. IsConsolidated proposes eligibility for a future close. The independently approved group population frozen on each run determines inclusion; changing the master cannot remove an entity from an existing financial revision.

    Linked to Legal entities (self)
  • Ownership structure

    Effective approved ownership and method records. Close calculations freeze the applicable effective intervals and workpapers; mid-period changes require their reviewed allocation method.

    Linked to Legal entities, Employees
  • Ownership changes

    Audit log of every ownership change — acquisition, divestiture, share issuance, step-up. Draft and Submitted rows are proposals. Independent Group Controller approval atomically establishes the effective ownership version and records its policy evidence; rejected proposals have no calculation effect. Any changed method requires its reviewed workpaper before it can affect a new run.

    Linked to Legal entities, Employees, Employees (Group Controller)
  • Consolidation groups

    Reporting groupings — geographic, divisional, or composite — used for sub-consolidation and Board reporting cuts (e.g. North america, Foreign, all subs). Composition is line-itemed in GroupMemberships.

  • Group memberships

    Per-Entity membership of a ConsolidationGroups row, with effective dates so a sub can move between groups across periods.

    Linked to Consolidation groups, Legal entities
  • Consolidation co a

    The unified consolidated chart of accounts. Self-parenting tree supports roll-up (e.g. Cash → current assets → total assets). Every row is the target of one or more ChartOfAccountsMapping entries from each entity’s local CoA.

    Linked to Consolidation co a (self)
  • Chart of accounts mapping

    Per-Entity mapping from the entity’s local CoA account string to a ConsolidationCoA row. Maintained by Subsidiary Controller, approved by Consolidation Manager. Effective-dated for mid-year remaps.

    Linked to Legal entities, Consolidation co a, Employees (Consolidation Manager), Employees

Trial balance collection

5 tablesAbout this feature
  • Subsidiary trial balances

    Per-Entity per-Period trial-balance submission. The atomic header that wraps the line items (TrialBalanceLines). Lifecycle: Draft → Imported → Validated → Submitted → Accepted; on acceptance the period gate recomputes distinct accepted required entities in TBsReceived.

    Linked to Legal entities, Consolidation periods, Employees (Subsidiary Controller), Employees (Consolidation Manager)
  • Trial balance lines

    The per-Account balance row inside a TB submission. Carries the local-currency Debit and Credit and the resolved ConsolidationCoA account. The Local fields are the entity’s functional currency; FX translation populates the USD-equivalent in TranslatedBalances, not here.

    Linked to Subsidiary trial balances, Consolidation co a
  • Chart of accounts mapping

    Per-Entity mapping from the entity’s local CoA account string to a ConsolidationCoA row. Maintained by Subsidiary Controller, approved by Consolidation Manager. Effective-dated for mid-year remaps.

    Linked to Legal entities, Consolidation co a, Employees (Consolidation Manager), Employees
  • Consolidation periods

    The unit of corporate close work, created directly by an authorised manager or idempotently from a configured close event. A financial revision freezes required entities and counts their current Accepted submissions.

    Linked to Employees, Employees (Group Controller), Consolidation runs, Consolidation groups
  • Consolidation runs

    Immutable input snapshot and atomic output candidate for a financial revision.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Employees

Currency translation

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • FX rates

    Exchange rates for translation. One row per FromCurrency → ToCurrency × RateType × EffectiveDate. The translation engine resolves the rate by FXTranslationRules.RateTypeUsed and the line’s reporting period.

    Linked to Consolidation periods (set for SpotPeriodEnd / Average* rows), Employees
  • FX translation rules

    Reviewed account or account-class translation treatment. The configured method determines the closing, average or historical rate requirements; it does not provide universal accounting certification.

    Linked to Consolidation co a
  • FX rate requirements

    The actual required rate inventory; an absent rate remains a record with an unresolved state.

    Linked to Consolidation runs, FX rates
  • Translated balances

    Source-line and historical-layer outputs of one frozen run. Apply the approved rate before grouping by account; retain the source line, rate and method.

    Linked to Legal entities, Consolidation periods, Consolidation co a, FX translation rules
  • Cumulative translation adjustment

    Opening, required closing and difference for one run. The current-period delta equals required closing less prior published closing; repeated calculation does not double the closing adjustment.

    Linked to Legal entities, Consolidation periods, Consolidation runs, Consolidation co a
  • Consolidation runs

    Immutable input snapshot and atomic output candidate for a financial revision.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Employees

Intercompany reconciliation

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Intercompany transactions

    IC AR / IC AP, IC sales / IC purchases, IC loans, IC interest, IC management fees — every transaction between two entities in the consolidated group. Reported by both sides; the matcher pairs them.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Legal entities, Consolidation co a, Employees (Subsidiary Controller of FromEntity)
  • IC reconciliation

    Match status of an IC pair. One row per (from entity, to entity, IC type, account pair, Period). Generated by intercompany-match-and-eliminate.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Legal entities, Eliminations, Consolidation runs
  • IC disputes

    A retained difference between reciprocal source balances. An independently approved disposition may resolve the work item, but cannot fabricate a match or permit an unbalanced elimination.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, IC reconciliation, Legal entities, Employees
  • Eliminations

    Auto-generated (and occasionally manual) elimination journal entries that remove intercompany balances and the parent’s investment-in-sub against the sub’s equity. One header per elimination event; lines in EliminationLines.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Legal entities, Employees, Consolidation runs
  • Elimination lines

    One Dr / Cr line per ConsolidationCoA target on an elimination JE. Always in USD (post-translation).

    Linked to Eliminations, Consolidation co a, Legal entities
  • Consolidation runs

    Immutable input snapshot and atomic output candidate for a financial revision.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Employees

Group adjustments and reporting

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Top side adjustments

    Corporate-level adjustments that don’t belong in any subsidiary’s books — reclassifications, materiality fixes, GAAP-conversion overlays, true-ups. Routed through Group Controller approval before entering the consolidated TB.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Consolidation co a, Employees (Consolidation Manager / Analyst), Employees (Group Controller)
  • Minority interest

    Reviewed allocation per subsidiary and run. The simple common-equity formula uses the approved basis; complex ownership and rights need the configured specialist workpaper.

    Linked to Legal entities, Consolidation periods, Ownership structure, Consolidation runs
  • Consolidated trial balance

    Account-level group result from one frozen complete run. Include translated balances, the closing CTA account effect, posted elimination history with linked reversals, approved paired top-side effects and supported balanced NCI reclassifications.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Consolidation co a, Consolidation runs
  • Consolidated financials

    Reviewed statements generated from one selected complete run and supporting movement evidence. Signed is private; publication commits an immutable artifact set and financial lock together.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Employees, Employees (Consolidation Manager), Employees (Group Controller / Corporate CFO)
  • Consolidation movements

    Reviewed cash-flow and equity movement workpapers, including acquisition, disposal, FX and non-cash explanations.

    Linked to Consolidation runs, Legal entities, Consolidation co a, Employees
  • Disclosures

    Narrative footnotes attached to a ConsolidatedFinancials publication — accounting-policy notes, segment, related-party, subsequent-events, commitments. Round-tripped to the disclosure tool via integrations.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Consolidated financials, Employees, Employees (Group Controller)

Close publication and audit

6 tablesAbout this feature
  • Consolidation periods

    The unit of corporate close work, created directly by an authorised manager or idempotently from a configured close event. A financial revision freezes required entities and counts their current Accepted submissions.

    Linked to Employees, Employees (Group Controller), Consolidation runs, Consolidation groups
  • Consolidation runs

    Immutable input snapshot and atomic output candidate for a financial revision.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Employees
  • Consolidated financials

    Reviewed statements generated from one selected complete run and supporting movement evidence. Signed is private; publication commits an immutable artifact set and financial lock together.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Employees, Employees (Consolidation Manager), Employees (Group Controller / Corporate CFO)
  • Disclosures

    Narrative footnotes attached to a ConsolidatedFinancials publication — accounting-policy notes, segment, related-party, subsequent-events, commitments. Round-tripped to the disclosure tool via integrations.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Consolidated financials, Employees, Employees (Group Controller)
  • Board pack exports

    A pack generated from the already published financial artifact set. Signed-but-unpublished documents cannot be distributed or read by executive readers.

    Linked to Consolidation periods, Consolidated financials
  • Board pack distributions

    Per-Recipient distribution log for a BoardPackExports row — one row per executive reader on the distribution list, with delivery, view, and access-revocation tracking for audit.

    Linked to Board pack exports, Employees

Shared and settings

1 table
  • Employees

    Authenticated staff and reader identities; role assignments and entity grants are server-controlled.

    Linked to Legal entities

Keys and references

Use stable source-close and line identities, canonical entity identifiers and financial revisions. Preserve historical rate layers before account aggregation. Every consolidation output identifies its source run. Reject cross-period references and duplicate source consumption.

Migration order

  1. Verify Employees, legal entities and effective ownership.
  2. Reconcile group accounts, mappings and approved translation methods.
  3. Import accepted source balances with original evidence and currencies.
  4. Prepare run inputs, rates, reconciliation and movement workpapers.
  5. Reconcile calculated results and published history before granting reader access.

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