Multi-Entity
Operating or holding more than one legal business entity, such as separate companies, subsidiaries, or regional branches under a parent organization.
What is Multi-Entity?
Multi-entity structures involve multiple legal businesses: a US parent with a UK subsidiary, separate LLCs per product line, or franchise locations each with their own books.
Each entity has its own bank accounts, payroll, tax obligations, and reporting requirements. Cash may move between entities via intercompany transfers, loans, or management fees.
Financial visibility across entities requires consolidation: rolling up balances, eliminating intercompany transactions, and seeing group-level runway.
Why it matters
Managing multiple entities without consolidation creates blind spots. Cash in Entity B may cover payroll while Entity A appears healthy on its own books.
Investors and boards expect group-level runway even when operations span entities.
How RunwayCal helps
RunwayCal supports multi-entity workspaces with per-entity tracking and consolidated views of cash, burn, and runway across your organization.
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