Combine the financial data of more than one Qoyod subscription under the same legal entity into one set of reports, without exporting each subscription and merging it by hand in an outside file.
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When you run more than one Qoyod subscription you have four sound financial statements per subscription, but no single statement that tells you how the business did overall. The usual workaround is exporting each subscription and pasting its figures into an outside file, which burns hours every cycle and needs only one copy-paste slip to move the group number without anyone noticing. Consolidated reports move that work inside Qoyod.
Compare the common ways of combining figures from several subscriptions with consolidated reports in Qoyod.
| Method | How it works today | What it costs you |
|---|---|---|
| Export and merge by hand | Export each subscription separately, paste the figures into an outside file and rebuild the account structure manually. | Hours every cycle, and a single copy-paste slip changes the group result without anyone noticing. |
| Read each subscription alone | Open each subscription's reports separately and assemble the full picture mentally. | There is no single view to show leadership or an auditor, and period-over-period comparison becomes almost impossible. |
| Wait for the close | Postpone the group picture until month end or year end, when the accountant merges everything once. | Group decisions run a month late, and variances surface after the window to correct them has passed. |
From the Advanced plan you select the subscriptions you want to consolidate, Qoyod generates the consolidated report directly from their current figures, and you export it as one file for leadership or your auditor. No per-subscription export, and no outside file to rebuild every cycle.
Consolidated reports combine the data of the subscriptions you select into one set of statements generated inside Qoyod, in the same shape your team already knows, with no manual merging in outside files.
Trial balance, income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement, each with a consolidated version covering the subscriptions you selected, in the same shape your team already reads.
You decide which subscriptions go into each report, so you can produce one for the whole group or for part of it depending on what you are preparing.
This consolidates separate subscriptions in Qoyod. Tracking branches inside a single subscription is a different capability: see multi-branch visibility.
Export the consolidated report as a single file ready to present to leadership or share with an auditor, instead of sending four separate files and explaining how they add up.
The consolidated report is built from each subscription's balances at the moment you generate it, on the same logic as real-time reports inside a single subscription.
Consolidation is available for subscriptions belonging to the same legal entity. That is what keeps the consolidated figure meaningful and defensible when someone asks about it.
Every selected subscription's balances in one trial balance, on the same chart of accounts.
Revenue and expenses across your entities together, so you can read group profitability.
Assets, liabilities and equity from all selected subscriptions in one financial position.
Cash movement across every subscription in a single statement instead of four separate ones.
Four steps from selecting subscriptions to exporting one consolidated report.
The subscriptions you want to consolidate must belong to the same legal entity. That is what makes the consolidated statements describe a single business.
From the Advanced plan you choose which subscriptions go into the report, and you can change that selection every time you generate a new one.
Choose which of the four reports you need and the period it covers, then Qoyod combines the selected subscriptions' data automatically.
Read the consolidated report before you sign off on it, then export it as one file. Step-by-step instructions are in the help center.
Thousands of Saudi businesses run their books and issue their periodic reports through Qoyod, including businesses operating more than one subscription under a single entity.
Answers to the most common questions about consolidated financial reports in Qoyod.
The feature is available exclusively on the Advanced plan. It is not available on the Basic or Pro plans.
The subscriptions you want to consolidate must belong to the same legal entity. You can then select them and generate the consolidated report directly inside Qoyod.
Four: the trial balance, the income statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow statement. Each has a consolidated version covering the subscriptions you select.
Branch reporting tracks branches inside a single subscription. Consolidated reports combine separate Qoyod subscriptions under one legal entity. They are different capabilities for different situations.
Yes. The consolidated report is generated inside Qoyod, so you do not export each subscription separately and you do not rebuild an outside file every cycle.
Businesses running more than one Qoyod subscription under one legal entity, including multi-branch groups and companies that split their activities across separate subscriptions but need to read the combined result.
Consolidated financial reports are available on the Advanced plan. Start a free trial, or talk to sales about the right plan for the number of subscriptions you run.
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