Best financial consolidation software
Seven vendors with multi-entity consolidation and an Accountio profile, side by side.
Listed alphabetically. Accountio does not rank vendors, and a featured listing does not change the order.
Financial consolidation software combines the books of every entity in a group, handles intercompany and currencies, and produces group accounts. The seven vendors here include BlackLine and Nominal, which consolidate alongside the existing ERP, and general ledgers with consolidation built in, from Sage Intacct to AI-native ERPs such as Campfire, Lensing AI and Rillet and Light's agentic ERP. The right fit depends on how many entities and currencies you run and whether you want to replace the ERP.
Financial consolidation software at a glance
| Vendor | Best for | Founded and HQ | Customers | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 BlackLine | Large companies, including over half the Fortune 500 | 2001; Los Angeles (Woodland Hills) | 4,300+ customers and 385,000+ users | Not published; demo on request |
 Campfire | Startups and mid-size technology companies with multi-entity and modern billing needs, from high-growth startups to public companies | 2023; San Francisco | 400+ mid-market and enterprise companies, including Replit and PostHog | Not published |
 Lensing AI | Medium-to-large companies with complex revenue models and global, multi-entity operations | Co-headquartered in Mountain View, California and Heidelberg, Germany (founding year not published) | Customers with combined revenues over US$1bn in more than 20 countries; named customers include Primary Health, Productiv and Branch Energy | Not published |
 Light | Fast-growing, multi-entity groups with subsidiaries in several countries and more than one accounting standard | Founding year not published; Copenhagen, Denmark (offices in London, Copenhagen and Stockholm) | Named customers include Tillo, Famly, All Gravy, Ocean.io, Paebbl and Officeguru | Not published |
 Nominal | Mid-market and enterprise finance teams, including multi-entity companies | April 2023; New York and Tel Aviv | Team Car Care, Green Street Power Partners and others; count not published | Not published |
 Rillet | Technology and AI companies, from mid-market to enterprise and public companies | Launched August 2024; New York, with a Spanish entity in Barcelona | 600+ customers, including public companies with over US$2bn in revenue; Mercor, Function Health and Temporal named | Not published |
 Sage Intacct | Growing organisations (typically 20+ employees) and mid-sized companies | San Jose, California (Intacct's base when Sage bought it in 2017); founding year not published | 30,000+ finance teams | Not published; quoted by modules and organisation size |
The seven vendors
In alphabetical order. “Not published” means the vendor does not state it.
BlackLine
Best for: Large companies, including over half the Fortune 500
Reconciliations, transaction matching, journal entries, consolidation, intercompany and invoice-to-cash, with Verity AI agents.
- Founded and HQ
- 2001; Los Angeles (Woodland Hills)
- Ownership
- Listed on Nasdaq (BL); CEO and Chairman Owen Ryan
- Customers
- 4,300+ customers and 385,000+ users
- Pricing
- Not published; demo on request
- How it runs
- Cloud software; offices in 12 countries across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific
Campfire
Best for: Startups and mid-size technology companies with multi-entity and modern billing needs, from high-growth startups to public companies
AI-native ERP: general ledger with multi-entity consolidation, revenue recognition, reporting and close management, with an AI assistant (Ember).
- Founded and HQ
- 2023; San Francisco
- Ownership
- Venture-backed; US$100m raised, including a US$65m Series B (Oct 2025) co-led by Accel and Ribbit
- Customers
- 400+ mid-market and enterprise companies, including Replit and PostHog
- Pricing
- Not published
- How it runs
- Cloud; 180+ currencies and unlimited entities; offices in San Francisco and London (opened June 2026)
Lensing AI
Best for: Medium-to-large companies with complex revenue models and global, multi-entity operations
AI-native ERP: general ledger, order to cash, revenue recognition, multi-entity and multi-book consolidation, procurement, fixed assets, HR and cloud cost management, with AiSpecify for building ERP apps in plain English.
- Founded and HQ
- Co-headquartered in Mountain View, California and Heidelberg, Germany (founding year not published)
- Ownership
- Private, venture-backed; US$140m from Sutter Hill Ventures, Altimeter Capital, Redpoint Ventures and D1 Capital (announced Nov 2024)
- Customers
- Customers with combined revenues over US$1bn in more than 20 countries; named customers include Primary Health, Productiv and Branch Energy
- Pricing
- Not published
- How it runs
- Cloud-native, hosted on AWS; customers in 20+ countries; multi-currency, with US GAAP, IFRS and local statutory reporting
- Good to know
- SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001; formerly Everest Systems, renamed Lensing in August 2026
Light
Best for: Fast-growing, multi-entity groups with subsidiaries in several countries and more than one accounting standard
Agentic ERP: general ledger, payables, receivables, cards and consolidation for every entity, with AI agents doing the routine work.
- Founded and HQ
- Founding year not published; Copenhagen, Denmark (offices in London, Copenhagen and Stockholm)
- Ownership
- Private limited company (Light Company ApS), registered in Denmark; funding not published
- Customers
- Named customers include Tillo, Famly, All Gravy, Ocean.io, Paebbl and Officeguru
- Pricing
- Not published
- How it runs
- 19 countries supported, including the UK, US, Canada, Germany, France, the Nordics, Australia and Singapore; site in nine languages
- Good to know
- Replaces the ERP rather than sitting on top of it; intercompany eliminated and entities consolidated as transactions post
Nominal
Best for: Mid-market and enterprise finance teams, including multi-entity companies
AI agents for account and bank reconciliation, transaction matching, journal entries, close management, flux analysis, intercompany and multi-entity consolidation, run on a shadow ledger beside the existing ERP.
- Founded and HQ
- April 2023; New York and Tel Aviv
- Ownership
- Venture-backed; Series A US$20m led by Next47 with Workday Ventures (Jul 2025); total funding US$30m
- Customers
- Team Car Care, Green Street Power Partners and others; count not published
- Pricing
- Not published
- How it runs
- Cloud; runs alongside any ERP, with multi-entity, multi-currency and multi-book support (regions served not published)
- Good to know
- Green Street Power Partners consolidates more than 280 entities with Nominal
Rillet
Best for: Technology and AI companies, from mid-market to enterprise and public companies
AI-native ERP: real-time general ledger with continuous close, ASC 606 revenue recognition, multi-entity consolidation and AI agents (Aura).
- Founded and HQ
- Launched August 2024; New York, with a Spanish entity in Barcelona
- Ownership
- Venture-backed; US$100m Series C (Aug 2026) led by ICONIQ at a US$1bn valuation, with Sequoia and Andreessen Horowitz; more than US$200m raised in total
- Customers
- 600+ customers, including public companies with over US$2bn in revenue; Mercor, Function Health and Temporal named
- Pricing
- Not published
- How it runs
- Cloud; US, with a Spanish entity (Rillet España) in Barcelona; partners include EY, KPMG and RSM
Sage Intacct
Best for: Growing organisations (typically 20+ employees) and mid-sized companies
Cloud financial management: core accounting, multi-entity consolidation, reporting and dashboards, with AI agents for close, AP automation and journal-entry review; HR, payroll and planning modules.
- Founded and HQ
- San Jose, California (Intacct's base when Sage bought it in 2017); founding year not published
- Ownership
- Owned by The Sage Group plc, listed on the London Stock Exchange; Sage agreed to buy Intacct for US$850m in 2017
- Customers
- 30,000+ finance teams
- Pricing
- Not published; quoted by modules and organisation size
- How it runs
- Cloud; available in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and South Africa
Related tools in the directory
Other multi-entity ledgers and a consolidation layer for groups on several small-business ledgers.
How to choose financial consolidation software
- How many legal entities and currencies do you run, and does it consolidate them without spreadsheets?Campfire supports unlimited entities and 180+ currencies, and Light keeps every entity, currency and accounting standard in one ledger. Lensing AI covers multi-entity and multi-book consolidation. One of Nominal's customers, Green Street Power Partners, consolidates more than 280 entities.
- Do you want to replace the ERP, or consolidate alongside the one you have?Nominal runs on a shadow ledger beside the existing ERP, and BlackLine adds consolidation and intercompany to it. Campfire, Lensing AI, Light, Rillet and Sage Intacct are the general ledger themselves, so consolidation happens where the books are kept.
- Which accounting standards do you report under?Lensing AI supports US GAAP, IFRS and local statutory reporting, and Light is built for groups using more than one accounting standard.
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Common questions
What does financial consolidation software do?+
It combines the ledgers of a group's entities into one set of accounts: translating currencies, eliminating intercompany balances and producing group financial statements.
How much does financial consolidation software cost?+
None of the seven vendors here publishes prices. BlackLine gives a demo on request, and Sage Intacct quotes by modules and organisation size.
Does consolidation software replace the ERP?+
It depends on the product. Nominal and BlackLine work with the existing ERP. Campfire, Lensing AI and Rillet are AI-native ERPs and Light is an agentic ERP, each replacing the old system, and Sage Intacct is a cloud general ledger with consolidation built in.
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