Financial Consolidation
The process of combining financial data from multiple entities or locations into a single group-level view, eliminating intercompany transactions.
What is Financial Consolidation?
Financial consolidation combines entity-level data into group totals. If Entity A has $400,000 cash and Entity B has $150,000, consolidated cash is $550,000 (before intercompany adjustments).
Intercompany eliminations remove internal transfers that would double-count cash. A $50,000 loan from parent to subsidiary appears as cash out for one and cash in for the other; consolidated cash is unchanged.
Consolidation enables group runway, burn, and cash forecasting for multi-location or multi-entity operators.
Why it matters
Without consolidation, leadership sees fragmented pictures. A location looks cash-positive while the group burns reserves elsewhere.
Group-level consolidation is required for board reporting, fundraising, and strategic allocation across entities.
How RunwayCal helps
RunwayCal consolidates per-entity financial inputs into portfolio views showing group cash, burn, and runway with intercompany clarity.
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Consolidated runway across entities
Roll up cash and burn from multiple entities into one group-level financial view.
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